“The most important thing is to enjoy your life – to be happy – it’s all that matters” Audrey Hepburn
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“Robert Frost wrote about “two roads diverg(ing) in a wood” and taking “the one less travelled.” But, in Molly’s case, both roads continued on to equally devastating destinations, even if the specifics were different. Which of the two paths would you choose if one went off a cliff and the other into quicksand?”
What to do if you come across a fork in the road?
Robert Frost says- take the road less travelled. But how do you know which road is less travelled?
By roughness? or smoothness?
My friend, that’s the fun part of life!
Nothing you can do about the roads since roads are already laid.
But you can take the call.
“This fork in the road happens over a hundred times a day, and it’s the choices that you make that will determine the shape of your life” Liz Murray
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This post is part of Sue & GC’s Weekly prompts-Weekend Challenge- Fork in the road
“Where there is no wine there is no love.” Euripides
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“As long as the world is turning and spinning, we’re gonna be dizzy and we’re gonna make mistakes” Mel Brooks
Do you remember your childhood days when you used to spin around and when you stop suddenly, you felt dizzy?
You feel the room is spinning and you realised your vision fades and you start searching for some support to steady yourself so that you don’t fall.
If so please see your family physician.
Acrophobia vs Vertigo vs Dizziness
Acrophobia is an extreme fear of heights.
Vertigo is an illusion or hallucination of movements. Here the sensation of imbalance makes the person sway. In vertigo, you feel as if you or your surroundings are moving.
Vertigo – is caused by inner ear problems.
Dizziness is a feeling of being off-balance and you find it difficult to move.
Dizziness is caused by many conditions which include excess alcohol intake, dehydration, low blood sugar, motion sickness, head injuries or medications.
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This post is part of Debbie Smyth’s One word Sunday – Dizzy photo challenge
“The gray area, the place between black and white – That’s the place where life happens” Justin Timberlake
I wonder all the time Why ‘American English’ conflicts with ‘British English’ though mother tongue is the same for these two countries.
I guess many like me get confused from time to time between American and British English usage.
Being ruled by British people for more than 300 years, naturally, I am partial to British English.
Gray or Grey?
Both are correct. Gray is American English and Grey is British English.
Grey is said to be a neutral colour between black and white.
Grey was said to be a highly fashionable colour in the 18th century.
Grey can be warm grey or cool grey.
The grey matter in the humans nervous system enables humans to control movements, memory and emotions.
So next time you are angry with your loved ones check your grey matter first!😂😂
Grey matter damage is permanent so don’t take chances.
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This post is part of Jude’s Life in colour Black or grey
“Some people get killed by water. Some die from dehydration.” Mokokoma Mokhonoana
These days are rainy days in South India, especially in the State of Tamil Nadu
You find water everywhere.
Rivers are overflowing.
Water reservoirs are full.
Low lying areas are inundated.
City roads are flooded.
Schools are closed.
As areas got flooded water started entering the house as an unwelcome guest.
Yet we don’t hesitate to complain about each and everything around us.
“Unless you truly feel the pain and sufferings of the people and living beings in flood, famine, poverty, disease, exploitation, and hunger – you cannot grow spiritually, scientifically, politically, and socially.”
Amit Ray
I love rains but not that much when it causes flooding.
In floods, suffering is more.
But why floods? Why are these kinds of calamities happening o a regular basis?
My friend Mother Nature is telling ‘enough is enough’
It’s unto us to take corrective measures.
“Floods are acts of God, but flood losses are largely acts of man” Gilbert F White
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This post is part of Jez’s Water water everywhere photo challenge
“When a man can listen to a woman’s feelings without angry and frustrated, he gives her an incredible gift. He makes it safe for her to express herself. The more she is able to express herself, the more she feel heard and understood, and the more she is able to give the man the loving trust, acceptance, appreciation, admiration, approval and encouragement that he needs” John Gray
Do you listen to your woman patiently, my friend?
Remember that you are the beneficiary if you listen and understand her.
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Can you guess?
You may or may not.
Yet a picture can convey 1000 thoughts.
The posture of this person gives you a hint that he is a senior citizen.
He is seen sitting on a pavement that gives an idea of his status in the (so-called) civilized society.
The clothes he is wearing tells of his financial status.
The blue bag( empty)on which he is resting tells his only richness.
The way he has covered his entire face with a semitransparent plastic mask tells about his health status.
A plaster bandage on the left side of his forehead tells that he must have suffered some face injury.
If you closely observe, there is a small opening in his face mask at nose, telling that he is breathing.
His hands are clenched and kept on his lap indicates his helplessness or frustration or maybe he is feeling cold due to outside weather.
He is sitting next to a closed shutter indicates the absence of a roof over his head.
He appears to be unwelcome.
He is all alone.
And he seems to be abandoned.
And the same old story all over the world.
Who is responsible?
Can you blame God if you are a believer in God?
I don’t know.
The time at which the click taken was approximately 8.00 pm.
Poor, abandoned, homeless with health problems.
This person is part of the society at large which lacks sympathy, empathy or compassion.
For the rest of the people, it’s another day in paradise!
Moral of the story– Help the homeless if you can afford.
“You can spend money on new housing for poor people and the homeless, or you can spend it on a football stadium or a golf course” Jello Biafra
Nobody cares for you unless you are beautiful, rich, popular or dead” unknown
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This post is part of Ann Christine’s LAPC- #176- One Image One Story photo challenge
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“When you turn your worries into worship, God will turn your battles into blessings” Unknown
Flowers and their role in World religions is interesting to know.
I am limiting my topic to Hinduism.
There can be some confusion regarding these two words.
Puja is worshipping God in the form of offering along with chanting slokas.
Prarthana is Prayer or Seeking.
We request God with a feeling of reverence to fulfil our wishes.
The word Puja in Sanskrit means ‘Worship’
Puja is a ritual in honour of Gods, performed by Hindus.
Puja is performed at home or in temples.
Puja is a loving offer of light, flowers, water or food to the Divine.
In its simplest form Puja constitutes an offering of flowers or fruits to an image of God.
Flowers are offered since they are considered to be the universal symbol of Love and peace.
In Hinduism God doesn’t demand anything costly from his devotes.
In Bhagavad-Gita Lord Krishna says ” If one offers me a drop of water, a blade of grass or a fragrant flower with LOVE AND DEVOTION it pleases me”
The Reasons why flowers are offered to God
Jasmine, Marigold, Lotus, Parijata (Night flowering coral jasmine), Red hibiscus, roses, Datura, Palash, Tulsi, Crown flower, Red Oleander.
“Happy moments-Praise God
Difficult moments-Seek God
Quiet moments-Worship God
Painful moments-Trust God
Every moment-Thank God” Rick Warren
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This post is part of Cee Neuner’s FOTD photo challenge
“Happiness is doodling” unknown
I don’t make out what the child was trying to convey in the image above.
I guess it’s a tram with people and a signal indicator in the front.
Since ‘shapes’ is written, I think it’s about various shapes.
Whatever it may be, it’s said doodling enhances memory, better concentration may be a stress buster.
Many said it is another form of creativity.
But the definition of doodling confuses me.
“To draw pictures or patterns while thinking about something else or when you are bored” Cambridge Dictionary
In other words, one is doing doodling while occupied with something else including boring!
Now, my question is, Which one the person is concentrating on?
The doodles or the job the person is attending?
I am not sure about the scientific explanations of the benefits of doodling but I feel that it diverts you from the present occupation.
“Why is it great to create? Because it’s enjoyable. It’s fun making stuff—you start with nothing and end up with something else. Being creative opens up new ideas, exercises our brain, and makes us feel good” John Burgerman
Not necessarily.
Adults too can indulge.
You would have noticed many adults doodling when paper and pen are available during a long telephonic conversation.
Notable doodlers include Alexander Pushkin, John Keats and Rabindranath Tagore.
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