"Sometime, it feels like I should sit alone in the dark room and ask question from heart what it actually want... the answer would be (See more)more crystal clear than getting in noise and crowd"
__Anosha(Anee)
ShekharThe person having a good communication with his own heart, we never find him confused for the reason that he does, and keep doing only those thing what does his heart keep saying, no matter what other may think of him. He does carry all the responsibility of consequencies then take place of his all doing, what ever it may be. He blieve, EVERY THING IS RIGHT WHAT EVER HIS HEART IS SAYING, AND I WILL FOLLOW MY HEART ONLY! You know, such people are more or less known as STUBBORN, they never care what other may react or think of him. On other side, if not all, almost all people , they rathar listen to others than to own heart, and instead to decisive, prefer to remain in confused state. Eventually they lost the communication with their own heart, and live life without knowing who drive their life.
AneeYeah... One of my friend also use to say me.. Just follow what ur heart is says but everytime i denies. I believe what people think of me that What kinda this girl n all..
ShekharRight! How much you try to distract from that mud lagoon, more and more you sink in it!, particularly when that somebody you badly wanted to be with, and that one is not now with! But nobody knows, why that somebody is there in your mind and thoughts, and get disappointed till now? Bcz, the lesson what you needed to learn from that somebody, you keep denying to learn it, and still that somebody 'S memory pinching us!
"Love is not meant by only your soulmate,
It is meant by all of them who are existing in your life being your well wisher, your (See more)care taker and your supporter in hurdles of your life."
__Anosha(Anee)
Shekhar😀 ! When ever the question arises over the love, every one's mind and heart blinked with the LOVE that of between a BOY & GAL or MAN & WOMAN, and defination of love get's end only there! , and human mind never think beyond that! This type of love always becomes the focus over all other relations. When a gal says, THAT IS NOT THE MATTER YOU ARE THINK, WE ARE JUST FRIEND!, and rank down the FRIENDSHIP relation to the LOVE we are talking about, with suggestively believing, LOVE is ABOVE THE RELATION called FRIENDSHIP, that is what those eye pinching wording, we are JUST FRIEND!, are insisting. LOVE between man-woman or boy-gal is filled with mutual varied needs, and that's why it is full of selfish by nature, and when it ride over the unexpected expectations, it suck the charm of the word LOVE! Expectations always keep killing the real meaning of eternal love. A relation which keep going on & on without any expectation can only attain the state of eternity! A person is get ready to sacrifice anything in LOVE we are talking over, but question is, where else he / she sacrificed in any relation!, and me is sure, ELSE NO WHERE answer will be shoot out!
"Ho Jamalo" is a Sindhi-language folk song and associated dance in the Sindhi culture of Pakistan, especially in Sindh. The performance is about the local (See more)folk hero Jamalo Khoso Baloch, of middle 19th century. In modern times, the song has been repopularized since 1947, and recorded by Abida Parveen, in Sindhi, and Shazia Khushk, in the Urdu language.
Mostly this song and dance are performed at the end of a programme which interprets the battles and folk legends of Sindh. It is danced on the occasions of festivity and celebration. The main singer sings the verses praising Jamalo's bravery, and each verse is accompanied with shouts of "Ho Jamalo!" by the dancers, who go round the main singer, doing simple dance steps. The song picks up speed towards the end. Performances are said to be trance-inducing.
History:
Jamalo Khoso Baloch was born in Sukkur, then in the Bombay Presidency of British-occupied India under the company rule of the British East India Company, but today in the Sindh Province of present-day Pakistan. He was sentenced to execution by hanging, by British East India Company officer John Jacob in Sukkur, probably in 1856, the year Jacob briefly became Acting Commissioner of Sindh before being deployed to Persia later the same year. Jamalo (as he is conventionally called) was held in jail near the Sukkur Bridge, which had recently been built for trains by the English, but was untested. The government of Sindh announced that whoever test-drove a train across the bridge would be given a prize. Jamalo sent a letter to Jacob, offering to perform the train crossing, on the condition that he be released from jail and his sentence if he crossed safely. He did cross safely, was freed, and was given a prize by the East India Company's governor of Sindh. His wife composed the "Ho Jamalo" song about his exploit, and it has since become famous in the region.
