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| Blog Name: | Vimoh's Blog |
| Url: | http://www.vmohanty.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | selfhelp, stories, living |
| Description: | This blog is about ideas. Simple ideas put across in plain text. Ideas on writing, personal growth, the web, media, and being an average Joe in our world. |
| Popularity: | 24 Followers |
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I am in the final list of nominees for t …
I am in the final list of nominees for the 2008 IndiBloggies! My Twitter page is listed in the Best IndiMicroblog category. This news holds some amount of emotional significance also because Indibloggies is something I have looked up to as a high benchmark of the desi blogosphere right from the beginning of my “blogging career”. Here is the list of nominees and this is where you can go and vote for my Twitter page. Look for Vimoh’s Twitter under the Best IndiMicroblog section. Remember that you need to provide a valid email address f
I am in the final list of nominees for the 2008 IndiBloggies! My Twitter page is listed in the Best IndiMicroblog category. This news holds some amount of emotional significance also because Indibloggies is something I have looked up to as a high benchmark of the desi blogosphere right from the beginning of my “blogging career”. Here is the list of nominees and this is where you can go and vote for my Twitter page. Look for Vimoh’s Twitter under the Best IndiMicroblog section. Remember that you need to provide a valid email address f
India remembers 26/11 today. Blogadda.co …
India remembers 26/11 today. Blogadda.com invited a reaction and I sent the following thoughts to them. If they sound unreasonably cheery, it’s because they were meant to be. We need to be able to look back at our tragedies and find bits of hope in them too. Here goes… Call me an eternal optimist, but I am sure you will have plenty of people dissatisfied with what transpired after 26/11. I therefore, will deliberately go in the other direction and say what all gives me hope after one full year has passed. The lone surviving terrorist Ajmal Kasab still awaits trial in ou
India remembers 26/11 today. Blogadda.com invited a reaction and I sent the following thoughts to them. If they sound unreasonably cheery, it’s because they were meant to be. We need to be able to look back at our tragedies and find bits of hope in them too. Here goes… Call me an eternal optimist, but I am sure you will have plenty of people dissatisfied with what transpired after 26/11. I therefore, will deliberately go in the other direction and say what all gives me hope after one full year has passed. The lone surviving terrorist Ajmal Kasab still awaits trial in ou
The need to feel small
Ever noticed we all have this need to feel small? It manifests itself differently in different people, but it is there in all of us. Some of us bow to gods, some to elders, some to forces of nature. In olden days, people bowed down to the will of a king or an emperor. Why is this so? I think it is because we ARE small. I think human beings were never meant to be the largest, or the biggest, or the most powerful. Even the proudest man is smaller than at least one thing (often of his own choosing). Be it his country, his mission, his cause or his mother. Sometimes, people do step into that hallowed space meant for the ultimate big, but we have all heard about pride and the f
Ever noticed we all have this need to feel small? It manifests itself differently in different people, but it is there in all of us. Some of us bow to gods, some to elders, some to forces of nature. In olden days, people bowed down to the will of a king or an emperor. Why is this so? I think it is because we ARE small. I think human beings were never meant to be the largest, or the biggest, or the most powerful. Even the proudest man is smaller than at least one thing (often of his own choosing). Be it his country, his mission, his cause or his mother. Sometimes, people do step into that hallowed space meant for the ultimate big, but we have all heard about pride and the f
The need to feel small
Ever noticed we all have this need to feel small? It manifests itself differently in different people, but it is there in all of us. Some of us bow to gods, some to elders, some to forces of nature. In olden days, people bowed down to the will of a king or an emperor. Why is this so? I think it is because we ARE small. I think human beings were never meant to be the largest, or the biggest, or the most powerful. Even the proudest man is smaller than at least one thing (often of his own choosing). Be it his country, his mission, his cause or his mother. Sometimes, people do step into that hallowed space meant for the ultimate big, but we have all heard about pride and the f
Ever noticed we all have this need to feel small? It manifests itself differently in different people, but it is there in all of us. Some of us bow to gods, some to elders, some to forces of nature. In olden days, people bowed down to the will of a king or an emperor. Why is this so? I think it is because we ARE small. I think human beings were never meant to be the largest, or the biggest, or the most powerful. Even the proudest man is smaller than at least one thing (often of his own choosing). Be it his country, his mission, his cause or his mother. Sometimes, people do step into that hallowed space meant for the ultimate big, but we have all heard about pride and the f
Raghu and the Djinn
The Djinn are spirits of light. Not light as you and I know it – but light as in energy. They are in tune with the forces make the world go around. They exist on a level close to that of thoughts. This is why wish-granting is natural to them. As natural as picking up a pen or opening a door is to us. Because of this, throughout history, Djinn have been drawn to the needy and the passionately desirous. What may appear coincidental to humans is merely the way of the universe to the Djinn. This story starts in the near past, somewhere around you. Eighteen-year-old Raghu was returning home from school and stopped to take a leak in the bushes. A modest car came that way.
The Djinn are spirits of light. Not light as you and I know it – but light as in energy. They are in tune with the forces make the world go around. They exist on a level close to that of thoughts. This is why wish-granting is natural to them. As natural as picking up a pen or opening a door is to us. Because of this, throughout history, Djinn have been drawn to the needy and the passionately desirous. What may appear coincidental to humans is merely the way of the universe to the Djinn. This story starts in the near past, somewhere around you. Eighteen-year-old Raghu was returning home from school and stopped to take a leak in the bushes. A modest car came that way.
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