Peace – Progress & Growth

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Art of Living, Blog, Divine, Gurudev, ISIS, Peace, Spirituality, Sri Sri Ravishankar, Terrorism, Truth, World Culture Festival

It’s almost as far back as memory goes, I’ve wanted to blog about spirituality. For some reason I never did. Today millions of people are celebrating Gurudev‘s 60th Birthday and amidst the celebration he will continue smiling, working tirelessly and being there for everyone 100% – reminding us that celebration happens every moment, divinity is within us all and we share because we care.

12 Years Ago…..

We’re living in momentous times. Thousands of years have passed by with millions of events – all focussed to bringing us to this very moment. Centuries pass by with people focussing on their own needs, their lives, their little things and suddenly in a short advent of time some souls walk the planet and do something so profound and of tremendous magnitude – that the world is never the same again. We’re lucky – no, fortunate – to be alive in such times. Now is the time to be alive. Now is the time we can either watch it all happen or be part of it, because every breath is an adventure.

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Unexpected Entertainment

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Emma Mcgann, Fall Into Me, Heavy Metal, Instrumental, Little Sparrows, Movie, Music, Nina Deasley

I had decided not to write any random posts when I started my blog. I told myself to structure my thoughts, think of relevant things to write on, make a positive impact on people and their mind, not populate the internet with my rants or irrelevant stuff about my life etc etc etc. Although this post is somewhat impulsive and not Technology related, I hope you’ll still find yourself entertained with my little ‘unexpected’ entertainment-related post!

The very first thought that’s come to my mind is Movies, so that’s what this post is about (perhaps cause I just finished watching The Diving Bell and the Butterfly). I’m no expert in music or reviewing movies. I listen to almost any type of music (as long as it doesn’t give me a headache or is too loud). I watch movies from different regions/languages (sometimes random/arbid ones) because you might just come across absolutely outstanding cinema. They might not have the usual big star-cast but there are some really talented people in this world – and some of the stories are incredible. I take this as a start for me to write posts on Entertainment (if only sometimes) 🙂 However this time, I’m not going to review a movie or mention any of my favorite movies but instead talk of an experience. Attempt to give a little more visibility and appreciation to some really talented individuals!

Usually when I see something new & different, which is nice / good / interesting I like to appreciate the people who were part of my experience. Right away 4 names pop into my mind so this time I will talk of these 4 people. Emma McGann, Monica Buurmeester, Nina Deasley and Vidyashankar Srinivasan. Perhaps some strange co-incidence they happen to be friends of mine, but I will help/talk of anyone who is part of my experience 🙂