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एकान्तमा बासी रुनलाई आँशु सकियो
मुटुभरी बेथा छ खुशी देउ कसरी
ओठ भरी पिडा छ मुस्कान दीऊ कसरी !!!



 

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अब माया

टुक्रियेको मुटु फेरि जोड्ने प्रयास गर्देइछु म,


छुटीएका साथ् बिगत का फेरि जोड्ने प्रयास गर्दै छु म,

सफलता ले कती चूम्छ भबीस्य ले बताउला

सुन्यता ले भरियेको जीवन मा खुसियलि भर्ने प्रयास गर्दै छु म

नयाँ साथ् नयाँ बाचा आशा गर्छु छुट्ने छैन,
जूनी जूनी सम्म पनि अब यो नाता टुटने छैन
नामेटियोस युगौ युग् गहिरो नाता सधैं भरी
गुमाउन चाहन्न तिमीलाई अब जीवन बाट कसै गरि
कैले काही बिछिप्त यो मुटु एक्लेई रोइदिदा,
हात समाइ सधैं मेरो नजिक तिमी भैदिनु,
अघि बढ्दा आउने काडा हरु दुबै मिलि पन्छौल्ला
बिन्ति अब माया मारी मेरो मन न तोडी दिनु
बिन्ति अब माया मारी मेरो मन न तोडी दिनु

By Urs Side........

It hurts to know your hurting,



Because you’re so special in my heart


The pain that you are feeling


its tearing me apart.






But know that love is a way


of easing all that’s wrong


together we can make it


if we hold on and just be strong.






Know that you’re not alone


in all your adversity


for by your side though and though


it’s where I’ll always be.

महोब्बत आपसे

दिन चढ़े मुझ से पूछी नजर कौन था सपने में रात वर
आप का ही था आसार और आप ही थे  हो हमसफ़र
मोहब्बत आप से आप से  फकिदत आप से

सरबते नजरो में आप है मखमली पलकों के पास है
आप तो अहेसास है  खूब है और खास है
मोहब्बत आप से आप से फकिदत आपसे आपसे

कही ना कही ये दिल जब आता है आहा
घडी दो घडी  दिल को तब   समझाता है ओहो
दिलो का दिलो से भी कुछ नाता है
ये दिल दोहोरता है  फकिदत आपसे
मोहब्बत आपसे आपसे  फकिदत आपसे आपसे 
मोहब्बत आपसे आपसे

दिल रुवा कहेता है आप को  दिल खुदा कहेता है आपको
हर दफा  कहेता है आप को  कहेता वाफा   आप को  है आपको
मोहब्बत आपसे आपसे  फकिदत आपसे
महोब्बत आपसे  आपसे

-अनिल चापागाई

  विखरी विखरी सी जुल्फे

विखरी विखरी सी जुल्फे है क्यों खोई खोई सी आखे है क्यों
गम का ये पल गुजर जायेगा फिर कोई हमसफ़र आएगा

विखरी विखरी सी जुल्फे है क्यों खोई खोई सी आखे है क्यों

गम का ये पल गुजर जायेगा फिर कोई हमसफ़र आएगा

बीते पल भूलजा वो पल नहीं है  कही  लायेंगे पल नए  एक जिंदगी फिर हसी

ये भीगी पलके उठा ये सोच के तू मुस्कुरा लायेंगे  फिर कोई जमाना ऐसा यहाँ

फिर चलेगी हमारा मन चले फिर से मेहेकेगी कोई कलि

फिर कोई हमसफ़र आएगा  दिल कोई गीत  फिर गायेगा

रात लम्बी ही सही फिर भी तो एक रात है  सुबह हो  जाएगी सो बातो की बात है
फिर जागेगी ये फिजा  फिर दिल का  एक रास्ता
ले जाएगी वही तुझे तेरी मंजिल ऐ जहा

सच तो येई है की होना है यु  तो इन अखो में आसू है क्यों
गम न कर तू  मुरझा गए  फूल खिल जायेंगे  अब नए

 विखरी विखरी सी जुल्फे है क्यों खोई खोई सी आखे है क्यों

गम का ये पल गुजर जायेगा फिर कोई हमसफ़र आएगा

- अनिल चापागाई 

Song of What's your Rashi?

Broken

She broke my heart

Every piece, shattered

All I wanted was her love

Real, as she promised

True, as mine for her

But she walked away

Right in the middle of paradise

Every beat of my heart

Aches for her love

Keeping the flame aglow

I will wait by the light

Never losing the hope

God will send her back to me.

Last week  we meant  Me and My Frenz of AMITY COLLEGE went to a Visit to a Holy Place of Eastern Nepal named Arjundhara and then to Pathivara of Illam. We had a great enjoyment there we laughed we walked we cried aloud n made fun alot. The funniest matter in Pathivara was the Leech  on girls foot  poor Leech was sucking the blood n girls knew that there is Leech in thier feet shocks and shoe, every one started to open their shocks and shoe then Oh god every one got poor Leech in thier Leg except Me and Nutan. Manisha my fren jumped alot then i took those poor guys out... and then to Prena,Pratikshya, Yamuna & Samikshya too... As the boy Ankush, Dipak, Manoj & Mithlesh also got it...Being a Boy their fear was extreamly than of girls than Nutan & I Laughed alot... 

                    There was so cold that day we enjoyed cloud passing infront of our nose and lovely rain WoW  that moment was good and better.. Every one was tired while climbing the ladder of that temple and climbing down the ladder... you just watchout those photos now ok...

Touch my Heart

Touch my Heart

Touch my heart and I’ll touch yours 
with a gentle word or two, 
for kindness bears the sweetest fruit 
that makes our dreams come true.

Touch my life with tenderness 
and fill my cup with love. 
Share my dreams as I share yours 
beyond the stars above.

Take my hand as I grow old 
and lead me when I’m blind. 
Show me that you really care… 
good friends are hard to find.

Touch my heart and I’ll touch yours 
a little more each day. 
Until we both find happiness 
somewhere along the way.

 I am touched. 

When you are in LOVE

You’re in love

When distances get you but still you hold on 
When boundaries limit you but still you move on 
You’re in love.

When the thought of losing someone gives you, shivers 
When there is no space for fears 
You’re in love.

When you find perfection in imperfection 
When everything around you is about satisfaction 
You’re in love.

When you wait willingly 
When you hide and show simultaneously 
You’re in love.

When you feel happy and sad at the same time 
When you hold on and let go at the same time 
You’re in love.

When you feel that you’re living two lives at all times 
When your name gives rise to another at all times 
You’re in love.

When everything inside you is beyond the measure of words 
When you’ve got endless prayers 
You’re in love.

When you say without thinking 
When you know without hearing 
You’re in love.

When hearing a name makes your days forever 
When there’s a hope of growing old together 
You’re in love.

When you find happiness in someone’s smile 
When you feel you’re ready to give away something precious that you kept with you, for quite a while 
You’re in love.

When your belief is more than a relief 
When you give a lot, yet there’s no grief 
You’re in love.

When your mood swings within seconds 
When you’re prone to smile, forgetting your sorrows within minutes 
You’re in love.

When you know that you’re near completion 
When you realize that there’s no justification 
You’re in love.

When you want to be yourself more that anything 
When you know that someone is everything 
You’re in love.

When you’ve come to the conclusion that being in love, is being you 
When you believe that there’s a lot more to just saying I love you 
You’re in love

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Photo Tours USA

Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor

New York skyline from New Jersey

Tulips will bring welcome colour to any patch of grass.

A woman displays chillies for sale at a market in Vietnam.

Giant traingle

Picture of Bermuda

The Bermuda Triangle, also called the Devil's Triangle, is an imaginary area that can be roughly outlined on a map by connecting Miami, Florida; San Juan, Puerto Rico; and the Bahamas, an island chain off the coast of the United States. Within that triangular area of the Atlantic Ocean have occurred a number of unexplained disappearances of boats and planes. Additionally, readings on directional devices do not operate normally inside the triangle.
Unusual events in that area date back in recorded history to 1493 and the first voyage of Christopher Columbus (1451–1506) to the New World. In his log, Columbus noted that his compass readings were askew within the area now called the Bermuda Triangle, and he and his crew were confused by shallow areas of sea with no land nearby.
The term "Bermuda Triangle" was first used in an article written by Vincent H. Gaddis for Argosy magazine in 1964. Gaddis claimed that several ships and planes had disappeared without explanation in that area. The article was expanded and included in his book, Invisible Horizons: True Mysteries of the Sea (1965), where he described nine mysterious incidents and provided extensive detail. Many newspapers carried a story in December of 1967 about strange incidents in the Bermuda Triangle after a National Geographic Society news release brought attention to Gaddis's book. The triangle was featured in a cover story in Argosy in 1968, in a book called Limbo of the Lost (1969) by John Wallace Spencer, and in a documentary film, The Devil's Triangle, in 1971. Charles Berlitz's 1974 bestseller The Bermuda Triangle marked the height of the disaster area legend, but some of its sensationalized claims were quickly proved inaccurate.
As early as 1952, George X. Sands had noted in a report in Fate magazine that an unusually large number of strange accidents had occurred in the region associated with the Bermuda Triangle. That many of the accidents in the area are intriguing, and that the area does have some natural conditions that sailors and pilots need to be aware of, has not been challenged. However, neither statistics nor documented evidence indicates that the number of accidents is unusually high or without explanation.
In March 1918, during World War I, the USS Cyclops vanished in the Bermuda Triangle. That ship may have been a casualty of war, but the December 1945 disappearance of Flight 19, a training squadron of five U.S. Navy torpedo bombers, became the most notorious of disappearances associated with the Bermuda Triangle. The squadron left Fort Lauderdale, Florida, with 14 crewmen and disappeared after radioing in several distress messages. A seaplane sent in search of the squadron also vanished. Those two airplane disappearances were frequently cited as the Bermuda Triangle legend grew during the 1960s and 1970s.
Few of those stories included telling details. All of the crewmen of Flight 19 were in training, for example, except for their patrol leader, who had tried to withdraw from his flight duty that day because he was feeling ill. After his compass malfunctioned soon into the flight, the flight leader decided to navigate by land-marks below on the islands of the Florida Keys, with which he was familiar. Visibility became a problem because of a sudden storm, and the leader became disoriented. Flight 19 was still in radio contact with the Fort Lauderdale air base, but after some mechanical difficulties they failed to switch to an emergency frequency. Radio recordings indicate that some of the crew believed they were heading out over the Atlantic Ocean, instead of the Gulf of Mexico as their leader reported.
A search plane took off and was claimed to have disappeared into the Bermuda Triangle with Flight 19. The plane actually blew up 23 seconds after takeoff. Wreckage from Flight 19 has never been recovered.
Other aircraft that have disappeared in the area include a DC-3 carrying 27 passengers in 1948 and a C-124 Globemaster with 53 passengers in 1951. Among the ships often listed among the mysteriously disappeared are the Mary Celeste (1872), the Marine tankership Sulphur Queen with 39 men aboard (1963), and the nuclear-powered submarine Scorpion with a crew of 99 (1968). The Mary Celeste entered the list of supposed Bermuda Triangle mysteries many decades after its odd tragedy. The ship set sail from New York to Genoa, Italy, but was found sailing unmanned some 400 miles off course, off the coast of Africa. Personal articles of the crew were found and food storage areas showed no sign of upheaval. A tattered sail and a missing lifeboat suggested the boat had encountered a storm, but the ship's log, in which information was recorded as late as nine days before the ship was found, made no mention of any kind of catastrophe.
There is no evidence, however, that the Mary Celeste ever entered the area of the Bermuda Triangle. Still, the eerie, unanswered questions concerning its fate are often cited by those who attribute a malevolent force as being responsible for odd and tragic events of the triangle.
Nevertheless, there are many documented disappearances that occurred within the triangle. They include a four-engine Tudor IV air-plane lost in 1948, with 31 aboard; an American freighter, the SS Sandra (1952), which sunk without a trace; a British York transport plane, disappeared in 1952, with 33 aboard; a U.S. Navy Lockheed Constellation airplane, vanished in 1954 with 42 aboard; a U.S. Navy seaplane, 1956, with a crew of 10; a French freighter in 1970; and a German freighter, Anita, lost in 1972 with a crew of 32.
Theories about why so many air and water ships disappeared in the Bermuda Triangle involve strange magnetic fields, time warps, the lost continent of Atlantis, and alien abduction. Other proposed explanations include physical forces unknown to science, a "hole in the sky," and an unusual chemical component in the region's seawater. Several books have suggested that an intelligent, technologically advanced race living in space or under the sea has been responsible for jamming equipment and leading ships and planes to disaster.Many books and articles play up mystery angles concerning vanished ships by depicting the disappearances as having occurred in calm weather and daylight. Such particulars of Flight 19 as an inexperienced crew, a faulty compass, a squadron leader who failed to follow instructions, and conditions of deteriorating weather and visibility are often not mentioned. Larry Kusche, a librarian at Arizona State University, examined claims of mysterious disappearances and recorded evidence from each example. The results, published in The Bermuda Triangle—Mystery Solved, showed that many of the accidents happened during raging storms, or were later explained.
The area known as the Bermuda Triangle is one of the two places on Earth where a magnetic compass does point towards true north, a phenomenon called compass variation. Navigators must compensate the amount of variation or the craft they are on will go off course. A region commonly called the "Devil's Sea" in the Pacific Ocean is the other area of compass variation.
The Gulf Stream that runs through the Bermuda Triangle area is swift and turbulent, and can quickly erase evidence of a disaster. The unpredictable Caribbean-Atlantic weather can suddenly change into thunderstorms or create waterspouts. Many short and intense storms build up quickly and dissipate quickly, undetected by satellite surveillance. The ocean floor has shoals around islands as well as some of the deepest marine trenches in the world. The interaction of the strong currents over reefs promotes a constant flux and the development of new, uncharted navigational hazards.
These factors can confuse even experienced sailors. A large number of pleasure boats travel the waters between Florida's coast and the Bahamas. The U.S. Coast Guard receives more than 8,000 distress calls per year, averaging more than 20 per day from that area, often from sailors who have run out of gas.
The Bermuda Triangle claimed more than 1,000 lives during the twentieth century. That averages to about 10 per year, a figure similar to other areas of high water traffic or volatile natural conditions. Scientific evaluations of the Bermuda Triangle have concluded that the number of disappearances in the region is not abnormal and that most of the disappearances have logical explanations. Paranormal associations with the Bermuda Triangle persist, however, in the popular imagination.

DELVING DEEPER
Berlitz, Charles. The Bermuda Triangle. New York: Doubleday and Co., 1974.
Gaddis, Vincent H. Invisible Horizons: True Mysteries of the Sea. Philadelphia: Chilton Books, 1965.
Gordon, Stuart. The Encyclopedia of Myths and Legends. London: Headline Books, 1993.
Kusche, Lawrence D. The Bermuda Triangle Mystery— Solved. New York: Harper and Row, 1975.
Spencer, John Wallace. Limbo of the Lost. New York: Bantam Books, 1973.