Let’s welcome the Spring!!

I am leading such a dull life

I realized it today

When at 7 pm I read online

That today is SPRING EQUINOX

I became so happy after a tiresome day

The words in itself brought a smile on my face

And the reason behind it is simple

I love Spring and I love Winter

So, Spring Equinox & Winter Solstice are eagerly waited

Now as the Spring has arrived

The birds will start chirping

The flowers will start blossoming

The leaves will start growing

The kids will start holidaying

The elders will start feeling the evening breeze

The farmers will start growing crops

The world will start celebrating

Wow, such a small little unimportant thing for most

Can bring brightness in my life

I am blushing with music filled in my Heart

As the Spring has arrived 🙂

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P.S.: My birthdate will also come soon 😀

Diwali is here. Where is Humanism??

A very Happy Cracking Diwali to all.

We Indians have so many festivals to look forward to every year. And then in a blink of an eye a year passes and the same festival has come again.
Diwali, the festival of crackers, fire and rejoice of return of Shri Ram to Ayodhya after 14 years of Exile, is the most celebrated festival in India.

Now what is celebration?? I am not trying to restrict your definition of Celebration here. But I am trying to share my definition of Celebration.
Lighting crackers once in a year is good and Okay. It adds a new way of enjoyment in life. But most importantly, celebrating Diwali in a safe manner is a must. Ensuring that we have fun during the festival and don’t take away the fun of “Others” also. Here the “Others” also include The Earth. We have to see to it that we don’t pollute this beautiful environment much in just this 1 day. We should not only think about ourselves, but also about the next generations and how they can preserve our Earth.

The Existence of Earth = The Existence of Us.

The most important thing is to play it safe. There can be many accidental incidents and fires and damages. So, some precaution can keep us happy for a long time.
Fire crackers and rejoice, cause that’s what Diwali stands for but with those who can’t afford buying them. And also in limited numbers and not the whole night, that it may cause trouble to the ones living in our neighborhood.

Safe Diwali = Happy Diwali.

Warm Wishes,
Darshith 🙂