It continues from sridhar uncles narration below initially started off as a comment but i chose to later put it down as a entry !.

truly wonderful narration and it comes jus a few hrs after i watch the “the sacred feminine” a recent controversy surrounding a lady actually entering the lord ayyappas temple, wish the head priest and the “Guardians of religion ” could give this freedom to the women
Taking a bitt off the post tell me if its my scientific perspective that refuses to believe
the old rules that apply at temples barring women from touching the god they choose to worship . Who am I ? who are they ? to prevent her from doing what she wants.

I asked this same question to my amma and she looked around for a execuse ,not finding any she replied “kuttan, lord ayyapas considers women as impure and a distraction” i was even more puzzled i call my country mother india,i narrate “matha pitha guru devo ” putting my mother first and i still have nothing to say about this !someone told me legal action against the women who accepted to the fact they had visited the temple.

This is very interesting

Young King Arthur was ambushed and
imprisoned by the monarch of a
neighboring kingdom.
The monarch could have killed him
but was moved by Arthur’s youth and ideals.

So, the monarch offered him his freedom,
as long as he could answer a very difficult question.
Arthur would have a year to figure out
the answer and if after a year,
he still had no answer, he would be put to death.

The question was: What do women really want?

Such a question would perplex even the
most knowledgeable man.
To young Arthur, it seemed an impossible query.
But, since it was better than death,
he accepted the monarch’s proposition
to have an answer by year’s end.

One of the seven wonders of the world the Taj Mahal is often referred to as “the shrine of love.” Located in India, this spectacular palace was built by emperor of the Mughal dynasty Shah Jehan in honor of his wife Arjumand Banu aka Murmtaj Mahal. In 1607 the emperor met Arjumand Banus while strolling the street of a bazaar. The prince was only twenty and his bride only nineteen. They were married five years later. This union was not a popular one, for it was not usual for an emperor to marry for love rather to have a wife chosen for him. Over the course of almost nineteen years this romance stood the trial and tribulations of royal scrutiny and the fight for the throne. In their nineteen years together the couple would bear fourteen children.Unfortunately, Arumand died while giving birth in 1930. Broken hearted at the news of her death, emperor Shah Jehan ordered the most beautiful mausoleum imaginably be built in her honor. This beautiful tribute to his beloved took over twenty thousand craftsman, masons, sculptors and designers from Persia to complete.

Check out this cute malaysian little girl singing like a diva! Now, I donot know malaysian but this girl looks and expresses herself so well !!

You really got to see it to believe how unbelievably talented she is :)….
Courtesy of the link : Jagz !

I am no expert in her language (probably malay) but I was really pleased with her body language - the way she used her hands, eyes and shoulders,

It is increasingly attrocious how the female body is being used to sell in today’s global market. To meet the ever-increasing competition in the market, even simple photo shoots of models are being tailored well beyond recognition!!

Check this out yourself !!
http://www.i-am-bored.com/bored_link.cfm?link_id=14537

This web page tries to reach out to the countless teenagers who try to mimic these cover photos under the impression that they are genuine! If only they knew that in today’s cut-copy-paste world of software, anything is editable!!

Bottom line? you are beautiful,thats for sure, no matter what they say!