Sincere Request

It's my sincere request to all of my friends who post their comments on my blog - kindly send me your profile link or your blog url so that I can also visit your page and read your posts. I have sent this link to many people in my company and my group and at times I am not able to identify who's who? Please do not misunderstand me but in such a case, sending your url will only help me to identify and acknowledge you in a better way.
For this, you will have to provide me with an access to your blog.
Thank you.

Power of Apologies

So many times, we get in arguments with people just because they say or do something which is completely against our beliefs and we feel hurt. You may say something to him/her, get away and then feel sorry that you argued. At least I feel sorry whenever I have an argument with someone, even if my point of argument is logical or not. I feel sorry that I had to argue to get across my point. And there's one thing that I have learnt out of it. In the heat of the moment, you may say something which you wish you hadn't, but then going back to that person later and apologizing for you said can work wonders.

Words have great power, if you really mean what you say, it can turn your world around!!

Benjamin Franklin has said - "Words may show a man's wit, but actions his meaning". So let your words be put in actions!!

Incredible nature

Friends, recently I had an opportunity to visit Lonar - small village in Vidarbha region of Maharashtra, famous for the lake that has been created due to impact of a meteorite that fell in this region about 30000 to 50000 yrs ago!! The water here is not exactly salty, but it has a very different taste than sea water. There are no living beings, or many sea plants growing in the water except for some dried sea weed floating on water. Very surprisingly, there was a small puddle near the lake which had sweet water!!!
Close to the lake are some very old structures - mainly temples built by famed Indian architect Hemad Pant. Though our very own negligent Indian people have now reduced the temple to notice boards and name plates, the build, the carving of the temple are noteworthy.
What surprises is that the area is quite inaccessible, with extreme climatic conditions, which we don't know how they were in past- people took pains to build temples near a lake which doesn't have potable water. Nature is really incredible, the lake is locked in a perfectly round chain of hills that surround it from all sides, prompting you to think that it has been caused by a meteorite - though there are disputes on this. Though the water is not really potable, but it is said to cure skin infections!! There's a place close by which has a continuous stream of sweet water flowing, the origin of which cannot be traced!
I was really amazed to see all this and urge all of you to go visit Lonar whenever possible!!
If you want to see the pictures, please visit my Orkut account.
Take Care