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Depois de algum tempo sem postar devido à correria do fim do primeiro ano do mestrado e do final de ano, estou passando aqui (nesse último dia de serviço do ano... iupi !!!) para postar dois lookzinhos básicos da semana passada.... (esse com o coletinho de renda é o look de hoje, estou estreando minha Temptation Nude para ir à festa de confraternização da Engenharia que acontece logo mais)
Também quero desejar a todas vocês um lindo Natal, cheio de luz e de muita paz. E que o Ano Novo seja maravilhoso, de muita esperança e de muitas realizações.... Que 2011 possa ser ainda melhor do que 2010 e que seja um ano inesquecível para todas nós, que todos nossos sonhos se realizem !
Beijos a todas, obrigada pelos coments do ano todo e mais do que isso, obrigada pela amizade, pelas palavras de apoio e aproveito para dizer que eu amo participar do Flickr e que eu adoro todas vcs !!!!
devido ao não uso de um tripé não ficou com tanta nitidez mas em uma outra hora que estiver com o mesmo farei outros registros melhores.
Sunil Gavaskar’s huge poster at the PCA Stadium in Mohali is now missing the company of Kapil Dev’s poster that was to its right for several years.
A player who is seen as a symbol of Chandigarh’s cricket legacy, Kapil’s image —it was visible from the main gate — has been removed by the Punjab Cricket Association while photos of Gavaskar, Sachin Tendulkar and Yuvraj Singh remain in different parts of the building.
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I found Guru Dev by the grace of God and by my desire to find him. In India, it's a very normal thing for a child to think of God and to find Him and converse with Him. God-realization is a very concrete experience in the Indian air, and this instills in every Indian heart a desire to find a way and to seek a good guide to help them reach the goal.
This situation was true in my case in the early days.
One day I was led by those, who knew I was fond of meeting saints, to a house somewhere in the forest, and then I was led up some stairs to a terrace. It so happened that this was a very dark night and I could barely see a chair with a few people sitting around it, all quiet. The silence there was so great that one felt hesitant to even breathe properly, because breath was felt so horribly in that atmosphere. As I came close to the chair a car came down a nearby road, and its highlights lit up the porch for a moment. Then I saw Guru Dev and I thought: "Here is the sun" This was the flashing moment of light, which decided my destiny.
I somehow was able to speak with him. He asked me about everything I was doing, and when he heard I was student he said: "First finish your studies". There was nothing to argue about or discuss.
By the time I had finished my studies, he had become Shankaracarya in Jyotir Math. I was told that many people were going to that place and I went there and found Guru Dev, and then I stayed.