Mix With Dust!
Jul 10th, 2010 by Harneet Singh
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Jul 10th, 2010 by Harneet Singh
Mar 14th, 2010 by Harneet Singh
Today in the world when we see around we find numerous people who are forced by destiny to sleep empty stomach at night. They are not able to earn one meal for their children. As a result they have to keep their children illiterate and engage them in some menial work right from the day they hardly start to walk.
Whereas in other world as I will refer it, I see people ‘flying’ in their swanky cars. During parties it is very common to see tons of food thrown away as waste. People carrying plates overflowing with eatables and in the end throw half of it.
Man is a social being. He cannot live alone. He constantly needs company of someone. For this he has to inculcate some qualities like compassion, empathy, kindness……. It is for this reason that God created ‘rich’ and ‘poor’. So that ‘man’ can develop a sense of responsibility towards others. This was taught to me at school when I was a small kid. My teacher told me that in class we all students have to work as a team. If we find that a student is lagging behind we all should assist him so that he also moves along. The Motto was – “We Move Together”
Same way this world is a bigger class and if some are lagging behind we all should lend a helping hand.
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Oct 16th, 2009 by Harneet Singh
The world in which we live today is constantly degenerating. We sometimes behave as if there is no tomorrow. We exhaust our energies and resources on fruitless pursuits or for simply mental satisfaction. There is no end to this. Ultimately we are the ones who are to suffer.
We are generating self destructive forces that are cutting the very roots of our civilisation instead of nourishing them.
Environmentalists from all over the world have raised an alarm over the increase in the Earth’s temperature. But we are simply not bothered. People will spend millions of rupees on firecrackers this Diwali, inspite of knowing the negative effects it will have on the birds and animals and also on the general atmosphere.
Instead of wasting money on fire crackers we should spend the same amount of money in helping the needy people. There might a million people who are going to sleep on the Diwali Night, empty stomach.for them Diwali or no Diwali there is no difference. Who is going to think about them? We are so engrossed with our self-created world that we refuse to acknowledge our responsibility as a human being. Wake up this Diwali from the Slumber and celebrate it –Clean and Green.
1. Do not waste money on bursting fire crackers. For us it is simply burning away the money but for some that money might become the lifeline.
2. Plant more saplings
3. Use less number of lights as we are suffering from acute shortage of electricity. We only have to pay for the extra usage at Diwali by long cuts afterwards.
4. Try helping the poor. “Helping hands are holier than praying lips”.
WISHING EVERYONE A VERY HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS DIWALI
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Aug 8th, 2009 by Harneet Singh
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Jul 9th, 2009 by Harneet Singh
Weather now has become a bit pleasant. But before that the condition was very bad. Scorching heat coupled with long power cuts had made the life difficult. However one fine morning, from nowhere the sky was overshadowed with the ‘Water Balloons’ ready to burst away. And then the moment came of which all were waiting for so long. It started to rain.
All of a sudden whole of the scenario changed. Everything became bright and clear as if someone has wiped off the dust from the glass window. The smell of the wet earth was simply ecstatic.
Sitting in my porch enjoying the weather, I wrote the following lines:

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Jun 14th, 2009 by Harneet Singh

Spending a few days in the Lap of Nature was really an exciting experience. It was like charging the bodies with positive energy. Travelling through the mountains, crossing the river, looking at the star- lit sky and chatting with friends without any sort of tension was really enthralling.
During the entire trip I always felt that wherever I went, Nature was following me as if taking care of me. The calmness of the mountains forces the onlooker to introspect. The majestic mountains with trees all over were like a Birthday cake with a lot of candles on it. As if Nature was celebrating my coming into this world. I thanked God that I was alive to see all these wonderful creations of His.
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Mar 29th, 2009 by Harneet Singh

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Mar 15th, 2009 by Harneet Singh
‘Into the unknown’ are the words that come up as soon as the word ‘Oblivian’ comes into my mind. Though today in a materialistic world seldom we find time to venture into the world of unknown. But certainly somehow we sometimes try to shrug away all the burdens away and simply let our mind fly in un unknown world of imagination, with all sort of wild hthings happening around.
Such feelings are hard to express. We have a clear vision but are simply unable to pen them down. This shortage of words forces us to wander deeper into the unknown world’s lane by lane. Wandering into my oblivian I feel the numbness in my head. There is a flash back of the incidents of my past life. This is such a state in which it becomes impossible to explain……………..

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Feb 9th, 2009 by Harneet Singh

Sometimes we think ourselves to be very intelligent and think nothing wrong will happen to us. We should always remember that no body wants that they should fail in their task. Still there are inumerable failures. If you are successful then it will be termed as self confidence otherwise Over confidence.
Very Simple…
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Feb 4th, 2009 by Harneet Singh
Nature is a miracle Balanced in all aspects HE lives in it Tending it like a Gardener, Tending the flowers.