Other peoples' websites that we admire

Thanks! How about bringing some more here that you know of and admire? Sometimes, when we're bored it would be nice to come here and enjoy all that.

Very nice link Pooja, I haven't seen the whole site but the little I've seen seems very nice. In Canada, seeing actual hindi language in its own script is a real treat anyways. Thanks for sharing.

Did you read that first quote in 'Saptah ka vichaar?' Oh! My goodness! Shri Arvind is saying in the first sentence that, 'We all desire independence and yet find the most pleasure in being tied - in love relationships, this relationship and that relationship.' I don't know what he's saying in the second sentence but I think he means to say that because of the above, we're a contradiction in ourselves. Wow! Aur hum chhoti moti shaayari karkey apney ko patha nahin kya samajhhthey hein.

Nice Pooja ji! But I don't think, 'life is a school.' If life was a school then we'd learn and never make a mistake again. What I learned in my first year I would keep that and not make a mistake regarding that, what I learned in my second year I would keep that and not make a mistake regarding that and so no one would ever make any mistakes in life. But the fact that we do make mistakes means that life is not a school and is not about learning all our life.

There is a time for learning for sure but there is no such thing as keeping on learning, no matter what the world says. But there is something called keeping on experiencing because life is just a feeling bound by emotions, one feeling after another and of different kinds and intensities too. I believe that any amount of pleasure one sees in life will always be in proportion to the amount of pain they see in the near past or otherwise and accordingly. Perhaps that is why they say, "No pain, no gain." Whatever, I may be wrong.

wowowow...hum to fida ho gaye aapke vicharon pe

Shukariyan Sanju ji and Rishi ji!!!!!

Very nice thougths.....Beena ji and Pooja ji!!!