one hour maie hi 17 reply ... good speed
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aur kai thread bechare aise hai jinke liye pura sawan beet jya lakin ek bi reply nai ata
......... Chalo kis thread be baadal chaye hain batao please aur thand kis thread pe lagi hai ye bhi bata do.....
madam seema pyar ki koi seema nahi hoti
pyar me pehla dusra tisra nahi hotta pyar to pyar hota hai
B+ve raho urr aage bado
kehte hain himaat kare to aadmi akela johad khod de urr himmat naa karre to 4 aadmiyan pe 1 mhanis ki dhar bhi naa khaddi jaa
........ waise ye waali kahawat kis kavi ki hai ji vevek ji main bilkul positv hi sochti hu.madam seema pyar ki koi seema nahi hoti
pyar me pehla dusra tisra nahi hotta pyar to pyar hota hai
B+ve raho urr aage bado
kehte hain himaat kare to aadmi akela johad khod de urr himmat naa karre to 4 aadmiyan pe 1 mhanis ki dhar bhi naa khaddi jaa
. Some so called modernist (I hate this word, because they dream of a monochrome world with no preservation of traditions, so eventually whole of this planet will behave the same, will consume and resume the so called materialist and modernist lives) are bound to pounce upon me, saying that we Indian pigs also wine, dine and gamble on Diwali, so how is it different? So my dear friends! The wining and gambling is not something that is preached traditionally by the scriptures as a way of celebration. But these bad habits have, over a period of time, got into our society!!! This is highly unlike the way wine is a kinda ritual in foreign parallels.ye sab bakawaas hai mere liye ... holi diwaali raksha bandhan valentines day aur saare tyohaar ya fir sabhi achha plateform provide karteinhai masti aur fun ke liye ... mukesh and others jo yaha criticize kar rahe hai ki kya ye hi ek din hotahai pyaar karne ka ... then tell me ki Raksha Bandhan hi ek din hota hai jaha par bhai behen ko bole ki teri raksha karunga ... agar woh din nahi hota toh salla behen jaaye bhaad mein ... mujhe kuch lena dena nahi hai ... aisa kya ??? Bakwaas hai ye sab ... agar meri behen ne mujhe raakhi nahi baandi toh mei uski help nahi karunga... bullshit ... kyu Raksha bandhan aur aise hi tyohaar hai na barbaad.... diwaali ke aap paas ek do tyohaar aata hai ... Karwachothh, Ahoyi ... Bakwaas valentine se bada bakwaas... khana mat khaao toh husband achaa rahega ... ahoyi ka vrat nahi rakha toh maa ka pachho se vaatsalya kam ho jaayega kya ??? haaa ffaltu ke dhong ... agar Valentine dhong hai toh isse bhi kehne ki himmat rakho ... mei kissi ki himaayat nahi le raha Valentine's day ho ya koi Ghonchu's day ... par jab kuch bol rahe ho toh sabko equal tolo dost ... apne ko achha dossre ko bakwaas bolna khudh mein ek bakwaas hai ....
AUr badi baat ... jaise kissi ne upar likha hai ki jiske paas kuch hota hai celebrate karne ka toh unke liye meaning hai ... jo saale lukhe baithe hai unko toh ye barbaad din lagta hai ... hehe... waise mei bhi lukha hoon
Gifts aur paise ki baat hai ... toh diwaali par sabse jyada lights, decoration , mithai ki barbaadi hoti hai... bomb patake mein barbaadi ... pollution ... haaaaaaaakkkk ... band karo iss drame ko... abse ghar par koi aaye gift le kar toh kaan ke neeche mast tadaak se dena aur bolna kyu ye useless gift laaye ho ... bhaag hum valentine aur diwaali nahi manatein
baaki agli post mein .....
Am not sure if others have noticed a peculiar things about western festivities...most of them centre on "Individuals" than on the "Community".
For instance, Birthday celebrations in western style involves cake cutting, and than showering the person with gifts, that again means sense of “TAKING” -grabbing the material possessions in the garb of celebrations.
This is considered to be one of the most auspicious days in one’s life. On the other hand, birthday celebrations in truly Indian style are a low key affair and involved things like paying obeisance to God and “GIVING” away goodies to neediest- the destitute. See the paradox: One is about egoist approach whereas other one is about altruism.
Invariably, all Indian celebrations have an essential element of Yagna/Aahuti which not only helps in purifying the air but also bring a feeling of well being with alliance to some supreme being. On the other hand, western celebration involves flow of wine (Did I hear some one saying that am being fussy about wine- outdated view?) and definitely the auxiliary activities – I deliberately choose not to mention about those activities
And yes now the so called Valentine Day: uh, the day to express love or to pacify your individualistic material desires!
Didn’t India have days to express love???..Yes it had! but again it talked about interaction between eligible bachelors and spinsters through media like Garba Ras etc under the blessings of elders. Unlike in Valentine Day, the wastage of tons of roses with absolutely no fault of theirs and making a century of indecent proposals a day.
I seem to have painted all western life style into a hollow stuff with no substance and care for community. NOooooo, I just chose some harsh words to drive home the point.
The crux is most of the modern festivities mainly centre on pacifying individualist and materialist needs first and then look for community. The Indian festivities centre on a brahma principle “ त्यक्तेन भुन्जिन्थः! ” whereas western things are primarily based on “ भुन्जिन्थः एकमेव आश्य:!!"
per mere tai to kisse ne koi kaam nahi batay apyaar aala Vivek pyar me vivek bhi to hota hai na
Agli post me kya goli maaroge ab !
Well, I agree. The crux which I understood till now is that such days and festivals must be observed if we are feeling like observing them genuinely, and in the manner which is socially acceptable and also appeals us !
Useless rituals must be thought about and courage must be shown to dare to keep them at hold and not keep them following them unnecessarily ! But, alongwith that it must also be kept in mind that the ugly show-off bug must be excused from biting us !
Valentine day ho ya koi bhi day.... man hai to manao..... nahi man hai mat manaao, par bas isliye bhi na manaao ki padosi kya kahega ki isne ye nahi kiya aaj ke din ya aaj ke din ye to karna jaruri hai ua isne usko wo diya to mai ye du! ohhhhh thak gayi !
madam maya
kehte hain to log ki vivek se kaam lo
urr yaa kahavat mahan gyanni, vivek dhankhar ki hai inka samay 1982-#### tak hai or aap bahut hi bhagyawan hai ki aapko apne jivan me inke vachan padne ka mouka milla
dakki manas
bheed kaa hissa bhi khud ho or bheed se hi problem
tayar reh cho me aan te kuch naa bane Mayamadam maya
kehte hain to log ki vivek se kaam lo
urr yaa kahavat mahan gyanni, vivek dhankhar ki hai inka samay 1982-#### tak hai or aap bahut hi bhagyawan hai ki aapko apne jivan me inke vachan padne ka mouka milla
...... ji inka samay 1982 tak hai ya 1982 se hai jara confirm karke bataaiyega ........ haanji hum to bhagyawaan hain hi jo itne suvidhajanak contemporary kavi se paala pdaa hamaara ! Am not sure if others have noticed a peculiar things about western festivities...most of them centre on "Individuals" than on the "Community".
For instance, Birthday celebrations in western style involves cake cutting, and than showering the person with gifts, that again means sense of “TAKING” -grabbing the material possessions in the garb of celebrations.
This is considered to be one of the most auspicious days in one’s life. On the other hand, birthday celebrations in truly Indian style are a low key affair and involved things like paying obeisance to God and “GIVING” away goodies to neediest- the destitute. See the paradox: One is about egoist approach whereas other one is about altruism.
Invariably, all Indian celebrations have an essential element of Yagna/Aahuti which not only helps in purifying the air but also bring a feeling of well being with alliance to some supreme being. On the other hand, western celebration involves flow of wine (Did I hear some one saying that am being fussy about wine- outdated view?) and definitely the auxiliary activities – I deliberately choose not to mention about those activities
And yes now the so called Valentine Day: uh, the day to express love or to pacify your individualistic material desires!
Didn’t India have days to express love???..Yes it had! but again it talked about interaction between eligible bachelors and spinsters through media like Garba Ras etc under the blessings of elders. Unlike in Valentine Day, the wastage of tons of roses with absolutely no fault of theirs and making a century of indecent proposals a day.
I seem to have painted all western life style into a hollow stuff with no substance and care for community. NOooooo, I just chose some harsh words to drive home the point.
The crux is most of the modern festivities mainly centre on pacifying individualist and materialist needs first and then look for community. The Indian festivities centre on a brahma principle “ त्यक्तेन भुन्जिन्थः! ” whereas western things are primarily based on “ भुन्जिन्थः एकमेव आश्य:!!"
ibb sarre sun lo, roj roj dhang ki baat nahi karra kerta main aaj sun lo jo kahu hu
hafte me 7 day ho hain Mon,tue,wed,thu,fri,sat,sun
inn days ne ke to rajji reh ke kaat lo ke dryday bana lo urr chahe kaise bhi jee ghot lo inka rahange ye hi.
manne to sirf chutti aale day laage hain badiya jukar 26 jan 15 aug. 2 oct. urr good friday jisse
Vday ho yaa diwali jab tai chutti naa ho koni sawad aate bhai urr chutti ho to roj hi Vday hai kisne rokka hai
Well said brother !! agreed word by word !!
wesye bhai in do sanskritam salokam ke artham bi likham detem
dk bhai padi dekhe ek bar
AUr badi baat ... jaise kissi ne upar likha hai ki jiske paas kuch hota hai celebrate karne ka toh unke liye meaning hai ... jo saale lukhe baithe hai unko toh ye barbaad din lagta hai ... hehe... waise mei bhi lukha hoon
..आप लुखे हो.....?
..इसकी तो गारंटी नही करता मैं....?..?----------- अंगुर खट्टे हैं.....?? .............
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