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Sometimes, Missing is more precious than being together, It is true that the beloved is not with us physically, But it is also a fact that beloved is more important….. Then everything else which is physically with us….. Because, we miss only those people whom we never want to MISS. I understand the feeling of Missing ur beloved ones, at times… it hurts a lot. But now… after knowing the life from a close distance, I wonder that how much immature I was to let my heart hurt because of Missing. Puzzled? Okie let me share a beautiful quote with u all…. Read this slowly, carefully, let these words sink into ur heart….. As a bee - - without harming the blossom, its color… its fragrance… Takes only its nectar, and flies away: so should the sage…. go through a village. -Dhammapada When the heart starts hurting, it’s in our hands as to what we take and what we leave from the situation. We can cling onto the sadness of missing our beloved, or we can strongly hold onto the happiness of “f

Dear Friends,   What exactly do u know about color therapy? I'm sure that u are aware that we're always influenced & affected by colors around us. Past experience reveals that the changing anything in life can be as easy as changing cloths. Today I'm in a happy mood and feels like sharing this secret of happy life with u all.   These colors have lots of influence on human moods and behaviors, and I've noticed few things about these colors. Hope my observations might help u.....   Color   Influence ------   ---------------------------------------------------- Blue. Any shade will have a calming effect on the mood and creates feeling of serenity. Green. Balances the mind, heals, relaxes muscles, and in turn smoothen the hectic routine. Orange. Dynamic, Expelling, makes you feel optimistic.            A pick-me-up color when you're sluggish. Red. Fiery, Heat, Increases energy level, stimulates (can increase) your heart rate. Purple. Best he

Amazing ........... Source: http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/mar/24/japan-disaster-reconstruction-road-recovery The Picture of gaping chasms in a Japanese road demonstrated the power of the March 11 earthquake. Now the astonishing speed of reconstruction highlights Japan's ability to get back on its feet. Work began on March 17 and six days later, the cratered section of the Great Kanto Highway in Naka was as good as new and ready to re- open to traffic. A road in Naka, Ibaraki prefecture, Japan: left, how it was on the day of the earthquake; right, six days later (17 March) after rapid repairs. Photograph: AP It is a modest, but symbolic, sign that almost two weeks after a powerful earthquake and tsunami devastated its north-east coast, Japan is rebuilding. The earthquake on 11 March tore apart this stretch of road in Ibaraki prefecture, leaving gaping cracks up to 150 metres long and presenting yet another obstacle to emergency workers travelling north from Tokyo.