Passion for Sketch

  Chale wo kadam kadam jo saath mere, To uske saath se pyaar ho jaye... Thaame wo pyar se jo haath mere, to apne haath se pyar ho jaye... jis raat aaye khwabo me wo, us suhani raat se pyaar ho jaye... jis baat me aaye zikra uska, to usi baat se pyaar ho jaye...  jab pukaare pyaar se wo naam mera, to apne naam se hi pyaar ho jaye... hota hai itna khubsurat ye pyar agar, To kaash use bhi, MERE PYAAR SE PYAAR HO JAYE...!

हम चले जाएंगे, कोई और आजायेगा , कहानियां यही रहेगी बस किरदार बदल जायेंगे ।

It took three generations worth of time and effort to brick up the humongous walls of the famous Puri's Jagannath Temple located in Odisha. The temple is of utmost importance to the Hindu devotees as it is one of the Char-Dham Pilgrimages. It also serves as a mighty historical structure built about millennia ago, in the year 1078. Millions of people visit Odisha to gain Lord Jagannath blessings. The temple is famous for its annual Rath Yatra which is witnessed by millions as the three colossal chariots carry the deities. The English word Juggernaut shares its origin from this annual parade. But that's not the sole speciality of the place! Some enigmatic activities without any scientific explanations have caught the travellers eye worldwide. Here are some of these mind boggling facts - 1. Defying Nature's Code of Conduct Even a child knows any piece of cloth is dominated by the wind to fly according to its course. The same principle has numerous applications; from the giant

  She sprouted love like flowers, grew a garden in her mind, and even on the darkest days, from her smile, the sun still shined...

  Be water ; Embrace the detours, Just let it go and fall like a little waterfall... The beauty of embracing this flow lies in the realization that we are both a part of this great force and, at times, mere spectators to its majestic unfolding. This concept isn’t just about passive acceptance but rather an active engagement with the present moment. It’s about recognizing that life, much like a river, has its ebbs and flows, its periods of tranquil movement, and its rapid, uncontrollable torrents. The journey through life is not without its challenges. Hard work, dedication, and a commitment to personal and professional growth are undeniably important. However, integrating the philosophy of going with the flow brings more clarity to our endeavors. It teaches us that, while we can steer our course with intention, we must also learn to navigate the currents that are beyond our control. This balance between action and acceptance is where true wisdom lies. Incorporating this understanding i

  If there is a true universal mind, must it be sane? Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is probably the reason why so few engage in it. Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life. Don't be trapped by dogma - which is living with the results of other people's thinking. Don't let the noise of others' opinions drown out your own inner voice. And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition.There is nothing either good or bad, thinking makes it so. Life's short. Anything could happen, and it usually does, so there is no point in sitting around thinking about all the ifs, and's and but's. Sometimes just let it be .

  Jhooth Jagat Ka Nahi Bharosa Ek Bharosa Ek Hi Naam Jai Shree Ram Jai Shree Ram Baahar Baahar Bhatak Rahe Aur Bheetar Bheetar Baithe Ram Jai Shree Ram Jai Shree Ram Jab Dhunki Laagi Ram Naam Ki Bhool Gaye Sab Kaam Ram Dhun Ram Dhun Tan Ram Ka Man Ram Ka Kan Kan Rame Ramaye Ram Ram Ram Ram Ram Bharat Khand Akhand Alaukik Satya-Sanatan Karo Pranaam Jai Shree Ram Jai Shree Ram Aji Sabki Dor Wahin Hai Thamein Ram Param Sukh Dhaam Ram Dhun Ram Dhun Chhal Chhadmon Se Bhara Charachar Satya Shashvat Ram Ka Naam Ram Ram Ram Ram Yug Parivartan Hua Aarambh Kan Kan Goonje Jai Siya Ram Jai Siya Ram Jai Siya Ram Jhagmag Jhagmag Sakal Ayodhya Prakat Bhaye Shree Ram. Shree Ram... -Kailash Kher

  Rama, the ancient idol of the heroic ages, the embodiment of truth, of morality, the ideal son, the ideal husband, and above all, the ideal king. After ten days of fierce war with Ravana, the victorious Rama, Laxmana and Sita prepared to return to Ayodhya. There was joyous shouts of Victory to Rama,Victory to Hanuman. Gods from the Heaven poured flowers and garlands to celebrate and show their pleasure. Celebration in Ayodhya Here in Ayodhya, Bharata, Ram's beloved brother, eagerly waited for the arrival of Rama, Laxmana and Sita. He had counted every day of those fourteen years that Rama had to suffer in forest as a result of his mother's folly. He had ruled as the representative of Rama, living like a monk -sanyasi. Rama's wooden shoes adored the throne during his absence. Bharata encouraged people of Ayodhya to celebrate the return of Rama with pomp and show. The whole Ayodhya was eager to welcome their own heroes of all times. The whole city was decorated with flowers