Sometimes on my mind, I have you and me , just you and me,
and when suddenly I wake up,
I land back to the bitter irony..
A part of you has grown in me,
and you see,
Its you and me 2gethr n 4ever and never apart,
may be in distance, but never in heart!
You r out f reach, out f sight,
bt in dreams, You n Me meet each night..
I believe that if i shud die,
and u wer to walk near my grave,
frm ver depths f earth,
I wud hear ur footsteps..
I'll be ever der 4 u,
these 5 words I swear to you!
Sunday, August 8, 2010
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
DOODLE GIVES AWAY THE SUBCONSCIOUS MIND..
Do you doodle? May be you have memories of sitting in class at school, covering your notebook with random drawings or squiggles, only half listening to teacher. Or how about now?
In a meeting, or waiting at the doctor or dentist's office, or while talking on the phone lots of us reach for a piece of paper or anything at hand and start to idly scribble or make designs. May be its boredom, or just a built-in need to keep our hands busy. But actually, doodling can be very useful exercises."
The famous children's author and illustrator Maurice Sendak has said , " It's my way of stirring up my imagination to see what I find in my head, I call the results dream pictures, fantasy sketches, and even brain- sharpening exercises."
When we doodle, we are tapping into our subconscious mind. We are in a relaxed state , like a light trance, And what we draw then has a message for us, about our state of mind, an expressions of our feelings, or a possible solution to a problem. The good news is you can take charge of your doodling and use it for your own purpose. It can help jump-start your creativity, like it does for Maurice Sendak.
Or you can use it to help you solve a problem. Take a moment to think of the situation, and then let it to go. Take some long, slow deep breaths, and let your arm and hand move across the page at will. Stare out a window if you like, for distraction. After you have "doodle," look at what you have drawn. What does it look like to you? Let your mind wander and see what you come up with.
Doodling is also a great stress- reliever. You can release a lot of negative feeling or pent-up energy, just through the power of your hand moving a pen over a page.
In a meeting, or waiting at the doctor or dentist's office, or while talking on the phone lots of us reach for a piece of paper or anything at hand and start to idly scribble or make designs. May be its boredom, or just a built-in need to keep our hands busy. But actually, doodling can be very useful exercises."
The famous children's author and illustrator Maurice Sendak has said , " It's my way of stirring up my imagination to see what I find in my head, I call the results dream pictures, fantasy sketches, and even brain- sharpening exercises."
When we doodle, we are tapping into our subconscious mind. We are in a relaxed state , like a light trance, And what we draw then has a message for us, about our state of mind, an expressions of our feelings, or a possible solution to a problem. The good news is you can take charge of your doodling and use it for your own purpose. It can help jump-start your creativity, like it does for Maurice Sendak.
Or you can use it to help you solve a problem. Take a moment to think of the situation, and then let it to go. Take some long, slow deep breaths, and let your arm and hand move across the page at will. Stare out a window if you like, for distraction. After you have "doodle," look at what you have drawn. What does it look like to you? Let your mind wander and see what you come up with.
Doodling is also a great stress- reliever. You can release a lot of negative feeling or pent-up energy, just through the power of your hand moving a pen over a page.
Saturday, July 3, 2010
------ OXYMORON------
The day was hectic still idle. Hectic as couldn't find anything worthy or intresting enough to do today. But, idle in a way as I had got nothing to do today!!
I hate such days, but love them in a way too. As hatred to such days is because they leave you lazy and make you feel uncomfortable, and love in a way because they award you an excuse to yourself for having done nothing!!
I dunno if I am right, but I am not wrong! I dunno if I am right as loving such days would make me addicted to such days and that would eventually mean , nothin done, each day, I meet such day!! But, I know I am not wrong in a way that I meet such days unintentionally, such days are not constructed by me, in fact they are self constructed and inevitable so how can one be wrong if he meets something inevitable and eventually something inevitable happens.
Oh finally what do I see, this peculiar genre of day has gifted me this article, which I could post here that too after a very long gap.
It proves; treasure and pleasure all are hidden, you just need to take effort and dig and hunt for them and moreover realise them once you find them or meet them!!
Day is just bout to end, and so does this article!
Hasta La Vista..
Ciao..
Mannku
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