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Some of you girls often wonder if your ex 😃still wishes to get you back in his life. This love👄 quiz will help you confirm if it is really true or not💥👇👇
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Reminds of some relationships after a marriage..though the couple are not ment for each other they still remain together just for the sake of the knot( LOCK) tied
Lichen on a bed of cobwebs and moss. A lichen is a composite organism consisting of a fungus and a photosynthetic partner growing together in a symbiotic relationship. The photobiont is usually either a green alga or cyanobacterium.
(আসলের খবর নাই, বাকি লইয়া টানাটানি, এখন দড়ি না ছিড়লেই হয়!)
Silence! 'Mobile technology' is minimizing digital divide between 'rich and poor', 'village and city', but making critical divide and the distance between the nearest persons with the false emotions of virtual promotions. We need to be aware of overuse, as its a misuse; and making harms in our life, family, and society many ways.
I have a love/hate relationship with treks. I don't particularly cherish the idea of walking long distances under the sweltering heat and stifling humidity carrying backpack and tripod. But when you stumble upon scenes like this, all the grumble vanish and you treasure that encounter.
Dr Helen Fisher spoke on the Neuroscience of Love last night. Having tested over 14 million people (as Chief Scientific Advisor to Match.com), she has data on the geographic distribution of brain types. She shared the results last night for the first time.
I'll share her description of the four axes below. And here are some of her comments:
“The Explorer/Dopamine makes the most money… and loses the most money.”
“The Builder/Guardian/Serotonin plans and schedules and is too modest. They would choose loyal over interesting friends.”
“The dopamine and serotonin types seek a mate who is the same type. The Testosterone and Estrogen types seek their opposite."
“The Northeast and Northwest have the most universities and the most Democrats.”
“Men fall in love sooner, and more often, and are more likely to want to move in together sooner, and are 2.5x more likely than women to commit suicide from unrequited love.”
“Romantic love lights up a brain region close to thirst and hunger. It is not an emotion; it is a basic human drive, seeking the prize of a mating partner.”
“Couples that meet on the Internet are less likely to divorce. This is a correlation based on the type of person who is likely to seek a partner online. They tend to be educated, employed and focused on finding a mate.”
“Singles are sleeping around because they are terrified about divorce. 34% of singles have sex before the first date. Marriage is the finale of the relationship.”
“In a survey of one thousand married people, 81% said they would marry their current spouse.”
“The human brain remembers the bad for Darwinian reasons. This negativity bias drops in romantic love. In lasting relationships, we maintain positive illusions about the other.”
And thanks to the Brain-Mind Institute and our hosts for the evening
Today I share a story of belief, of trust and of relationship.
Gajan festival or Gajan is a folk festival which can be observed during the end of the Bengali calendar, this festival is celebrated mainly in the rural parts of Bengal (West Bengal) and Bangladesh. A Gajan is a Hindu festival celebrated mostly in the Indian state of West Bengal and Bangladesh on the occasion of Charak Puja. The groups of men and women, who take up this time bound ritual, have to go through a month long fasting from sunrise to sunset, live strictly on fruits & perform the daily worship in order to get the blessings of the lord. But the most accepted story of Gajan relates to the conversion of the Buddhist monks to Hinduism. It gradually transformed into a festival of Lord Shiva – the God of Gods (as they said, “Deb’er deb – MohaDeb”).
In rural Bengal, there are few places known for its Gajan celebrations. We some photographers or photowalkers planned to cover the whole festival- to its making to end. So before the main festival we set out and reached to our meeting place. And as we never knew of the place or none of us was ever went there. So we started asking people, local boys/groups and we walked a lot but we did not find the exact place where this festival takes place.
And finally a group of boys who were playing cricket beside the small river and pointed us the direction. According to their direction we had to cross the bridge which was made of bamboos and it was not stable. So we crossed it and also according to their direction we would get the Kali Temple courtyard. After going there again we found nothing but after roaming a lot we found a group of boys who do this festival and they were preparing for the street plays. The preparation includes painting their faces to imitate different Gods and Goddess to enact short street skits. The skits depict mythological stories molded to suit the folk lore. So one of them showed the way to their green room or so called a broken room where they were being prepared, including painting their faces with the colors. Little children to adults to make up artists all co-operated with us. They were very helpful. As its village area so they were very happy to see the cameras and some of them thought we are from TV channel and they started questioning and all but it was fun to talk to them. I continued interacting with them and they became friendly and started giving poses but our motto was to take some candid photographs so we planned and finally we got some very good snaps.
After a break and refreshing us we started capturing the street play which was performed by them and we continued with the skits. The skits include folk lore patches of stories of Shiva and Parvati, Goddess Durga and of Lord Krishna. Incidentally, Gajan folk lore has Lord Shiva getting married to Hara Kali this time. So we had the Shiva dancing with different other Gods and Goddesses of which there were Lord Krishna and Fairies. It ended with Maa Kali standing up on Lord Shiva. It was enough for the day and we came back to home.
The next day again we met at our meeting point and was the day of Charak Puja and we went there directly. We saw a small fair was there. Stalls, shops are being prepared; hawker gathered the place and lots of people. There was near about thousand or more people. I told everyone to snapping whatever we get. You can easily Google and know what Charak is. At first I was a bit nervous as I never did this kind of things but later on the weird feeling is gone. Pasting 6 photographs of Charak festival. We started clicking the rituals. All were busy in taking snaps but I saw some people were carrying the sandle wood from that small river and they were saying “bom bole”-the name of Lord Shiva. I informed everyone to take the snaps and after that thiat wood was placed in a place and all the ladies including children and the boys came and started oiling the wood and some other rituals with the water and milk. We took all the snaps and there was a boy actually he is devotee who pierce his neck with iron rods and does a victory lap across the field. One of other devotee pierce their back with hooks. They are hung by the hooks to the Charak Tree (Where the Lord Shiva is instilled) and swung. And it was getting darker and after clicking a lot of photographs we took again a break.my 32GB memory card was full.
After 15 minutes we came back and started clicking again. We got some good snaps in low light and it was 8 PM by clock and our journey ended here. Let me tell you, we left our home at 1PM and we reached there by 2 O’clock. It was a great journey for all of us and we are really proud of having some good friends and to cover the whole festival. And most importantly that day we faced a lot of problem because many of them asked us who we are, what we are doing and we had to answer according to their taste. But we got appreciation also from the audience. Our journey finally ends here.
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Some fabulous art work done by our great "inclusion" support teacher Elaine. These drawings were done to support workshops for district staff and classroom teachers.
Best viewed large.
151120-N-UF697-015 SHANGHAI (Nov. 20, 2015) Cmdr. Harry L. Marsh, commanding officer of the forward-deployed Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer USS Stethem (DDG 63) meets wtih Col. Lu Xiang, a deputy chief of staff for a district of the People’s Liberation Army (Navy’s) East China Sea Fleet, prior to departing Shanghai after a scheduled port visit. Stethem visited Shanghai to build relationships with the PLA Navy and demonstrate the U.S. Navy’s commitment to the Indo-Asia-Pacific. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Kevin V. Cunningham/Released)
Relationships are important for everyone of us. Having people around who care for you is no less than a blessing. But it is seen that once people get closer they complain about things more frequently. Formal relationships are enjoyed and we are used to listening to thank yous, good lucks, good byes and see yous. :)
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to me, relationships are quite a strange thing. you know how you're always getting into fights with the person you adore and often you don't even speak to them for quite a long time!
But you sure as hell miss them when they are not around.
meet the ever so friendly quad, Sneha and Maliha :)
Location : Nayapur, Narayanganj.
Believe it or not some people feel isolated without relationship conflict
How we use fighting with each other as a way of connecting.
And I hope this whole thing didn’t frighten you
There were times that it terrified me
I know what they said, I don’t know if it’s true
I hope...
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WATERS EAST OF OKINAWA (July 30, 2014) Ships from U.S. and Indian Navies, and Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force participate in a photo exercise as part of Malabar 2014. Malabar 2014 is a U.S. Navy, Indian Navy, Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force trilateral naval field training exercise aimed to improve our collective maritime relationship and increase understanding in multinational operations. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Chris Cavagnaro/Released)
Caroline Watson, Director and Founder, The Centre for Arts and Leadership, France speaking Arts, Culture & Wellness Session: Understanding the Relationship between Arts and Leadership at the Young Global Leaders Alumni Gathering 2022 in Geneva, Switzerland, 20 October, Copyright: World Economic Forum/Pascal Bitz
Relationship is a complicated thing...the more you want it..the further it runs away from you..the more you dread it..you're already entangled in it..intertwined..
One action have a series of reactions and outcomes..
so complicated from something so simple...
..somehow...we're connected..
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How blessed I am that the relationship I have with my husband continues to grow stronger with each passing year.
Long distance relationships are often taken for some challenges. After all, love is strengthened by the actual activities you do with your loved one. But then, these activities become irrelevant if you live too far away because you simply cannot share them. You cannot enjoy their presence, not...
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Pointing to a Picture a man said, I have no brother or sister, but that’s man father is my father’s son. so You need to tell whose picture was that?
Very simple add your answers in comments…
From World Gk In Hindi.in
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