Night to Remember,Night to Forget

November 30, 2006

Khwashein Bahut the, Sapne Hazarron

Unke Aanchal me, Zindage bitna ka Arman tha

Par hum kya pata tha,Ke hum etna paas aake

Etne door chale zayenge

 

 

                                                It was a windy and a starry night not a shred of cloud across the August Bangalore sky. Some words were exchanged, some hint’s dropped And after couple of minutes they were so close that ray of light from the pole star could not have passed through.

 
They kissed, locked lips, their tongues started exploring and bodies discovering each other. Sobha moved her hands though his hair and he held her face as if he was holding a baby. His hands rushed on her back the way potter works on a bulk of mud making shapes running spirals a touch here and there. With a pull from the teeth the forbidden became unforbidden, and with the touch everything else seemed to be waste….

                                                

                                                “Would you like to do it now?” Sobha asked, He said “let us flow with the moment” He was good at stimulation while she wanted to get down to business, He loved to do it slow and she wanted it full paced.

                                            

                                                Naked they lazed in the company of the stars being stared at by the elements, making love as if nothing else was left, unbothered and unattached.

           

She asked “We should get married”. Zain got up and replied “I am neither committed to you nor I dream of becoming your Husband” and with that he left, she did not stop him either.

                                    Hundreds of kisses and infinite touches,

                                    Millions of vows and just ears at the end of it


!!!!!!!!Renaissance Required!!!!

November 30, 2006

Generic Hinduism moves across the thin line between rational and irrational concepts. The concepts of our religion are believable and unbelievable, what makes the unbelievable believable is the strong faith in the devotee’s mind .There are times when the strings of the faith get so stretched that it crosses all the boundaries of logic into the realms of unreal and illogic.

                                      This fact came to haunt me on the visit to one of the sacred places in South India. God does not complicate matters He makes it pure, simple and sweet. He is not bothered whether I Know my “Gotra” or not nor he wont grant me audience just because I did not pay hard cash. He would love me irrespective of my parent’s name and it purely does not matter to him whether I say my prayers in a temple where he is lying down or where he is standing. He does not need to be far far away in the mountains and caves where it becomes tough to meet him.

 

                                                Hinduism is a multi-concept religion and unfortunately the irrational part seems to be more popular or made more popular. Rather than getting them closer to the religion this concept will get people away from being a Hindu. Being a Hindu is not about the way for the God, It’s about the way of the life. It encompasses social, cultural and religious activities.

 

                             A Hindu malyalee friend is practicing Christianity coz she got frustrated with visits to the temple where she was not allowed to wear skirts or touch the Lord. She finds herself closer to Jesus than any other Hindu God and this difference was created by intentionally creating a fictitious divide between the general populace and  HIM by you know who. It’s high time we have some kind of revolution in our Religion to close this fictitious gap.