D' Musing Thoughts...

I was reading The Star online and came across of the article on new painting found on Masjid Jamek. History findings are fascinating, it takes us back into the past. Here now where we stand high on a tall building once was a historical place. History has literally been dug and long forgotten in the face of modernisation and development. Example in Melaka, there was a big wall or fort surrounded main town from the "A Famosa" entrance but as time passed by developments has taken place the walls went missing but now if you go there at some places the earth erosions has revealed the forgotten wall's. You can see the foundation base with the old ancient materials used for the wall are still preserved and are very much intact. In early photographs and drawings of the fort walls features quite prominently.  Histories are revealing themselves reminding us once they did existed but all forgotten. #mythought #mywrites

Being Vegetarian for a Religious aspect and not for a personal target. Vegetarian is observed in our Hindu religion often and lifetime in religious purpose. I do remember the days when my aunts ,my grandmother and mother would observe vegetarian for some religious prayers and they stick on to it doesn't matter whatever they will be so strict and observe it for a month or 48 days or longer by controlling their words, minds, souls and of course food. After all those decades now, being vegetarian has become a trend in one's lifestyle. They would want to be vegetarian just to lose their weight.  Ok, I understand you have a target to achieve but why during a religious cause when you have all other days to select. And they would talk high saying," I am just being vegetarian because everyone at home are observing for Navarathiri ( one of the religious event) so I thought I could lose some weight".  Being vegetarian on a good cause for Hindu's during these days is to get ...

Sometimes we are not known to the real myths and facts around us. We hear the Indian folklores but how many of us do really read the complete version of it to find out the every facts and factuals of it. I have been watching the Mahabharata new series of episodes for past one year. After all Hindi or Tamil serials something I watched truly as the characters were brought to life in a proper ways and not very cartoonic though. However, I understand the producers or directors will not be able to translate the entire Mahabharata epic into few episodes. Just like the "Harry Potter", I have read all the 7 books and and much awaited movie was a real disappointment because whatever was reflected in the book did not appeared in the movie due to the time contraints. It's also understandable at this situation because Mahabharata is one of the well known epic of thr Hindu religion and it would be difficult to bring everything on the screen. We have to also look into certain ...

Vijay TV for the South Indians and StarPlus for the North Indians a reputated TV channal that hosting the epic Mahabharata serial which took the world with for an hour by locking your eyes daily infront of the TV and also being played in almost 20 languages. Some say that the serial is not revealing the actual Mahabharata truths but as for me I am not sure of the real story but watching this as a Hindu I know something about it though. Here is a website to more of the facts and factual the real words written long ago. I got to know my actual facts right and still discovering more. But reading the entire whole book might take ages to understand it for me. "> Mahabharata vs TV Mahabharata)

"Be with me always" or "Be mine always". These two strong statements that means a lot to the feelings. But these two have differences hidden within these words that has a deep meaning to it. Which means the truth ? And which means the possessiveness? In a relationship, these words are to be said frequently and it does give a deep feelings to the meanings. But those spoken never realize that each means differently and one of it doesn't stay long has it's said. Be careful to what you mean at times. "Be with me always" is more assuring the partner to stay in life forever. But "Be mine always" means more to you want to own that person in life forever. If you say the first one make sure you assure your partner the true meaning as your partner's expectation is high sometimes you will fail to fulfil it and all crashes down. As for the second statement, it sounds more to possessiveness and this leads to more expectation beyond...

I was thinking how will it be if quotes could tell and explain the feelings that is in my thoughts that my mind wants to speak out. Following are the quotes from Facebook shared here as what my thoughts wants to say the exacts....        

Navarathri  Day 1 Devi : Maaheswari Flower :Malligai Neivedhyam :Ven pongal Thithi  : Pradhamai Kolam :Arisi maavaal (rice flour) pottu kolam poda vendum.(Draw rangoli by using rice flour.) Raagam  : Thodi Raagam Slokam   : Om swethavarnaayai                    vidhmahe                  soola hasthaayai dheemahi                  thanno Maaheshwari                    Prachodayaath Navarathri  Day 2 Devi: Kowmaari Flower:Sevvarali Neivedhyam: Puliyodharai Thithi: Dwitheeyai Kolam:maavinal kolam . (Draw rangoli by using wet flour.) Raagam:kalyaani Slokam: Om Siki vaahanaaya vidhmahe               Sakthi Hasthaayai Dheemahi               Thanno kowmaari               Prachoday...

I get disturbed in my sleeps, not the nightmare disturbs. It's more of my sleeps are disturbed by my restful thoughts that still looking for some answers. It's weird that to say I get answers to my questions prompted to the Universe at the wee early morning hours. That is from 3am- 6am. The Hindu's believe these are the Brahmamurtham hours very auspicious and they would conduct prayers at this hours. Even nowadays Indian weddings are held at these hours for better relationship.  I will research and share on these facts on next Blog. Coming back to my disturbed sleep, is there are connection of my subconscious mind that works better at these hours to seek for answers that my questions in my mind is seeking.  When we sleep we are dragged into the alpha level of the mind before it takes you deeper into the subconscious level of the sleep.  When there is wanting for an answer in my mind, my thoughts will send messages to my mind and the mind...

Here is the interesting part of all. Mahabharata story comprises of 100,000 verses contained in 18 chapters. But what is more interesting of all is that Author Dr Devdutt Pattanaik just created a record of Jaya - An Illustrated Retelling of the Mahabharata. I also have this book in my reading collection which I reasonly bought in India.I was planning to get a Mahabharata book when I came across of this orange book which was attractive with it's vibrant orange coloured cover. I also read this article from a site which seems to be very interesting and maybe it made a history in Internet and tweeting world. I have shared it here. You can also view the original site from here Mahabhrata in Twitter " On March 27, 2014, Dr Pattanaik appeared on Twitter and retold the hundred thousand verses of the Hindu epic in just 36 tweets - that is - 2 tweets per chapter in about 40 min. Considering that each tweet cannot be more than 140 characters, this quick retelling of the worl...