The rainbow of hope around you
When in edge of the distress mountain you live
When you lose your way in jungle world
The symphony of songs of birds can be heard.
The sight of hope is far and beyond
Bathing you with serenity where your feet land the ground
And the direction for you to be in civilized society
Is in the song of the bird’s beauty.
So fill your life with beautiful colors
From the nature resources
For once in a lifetime moving in a direction
Where lies your happiness destination.
It's comforting to think of Earth as solid and immovable, but that's false. The world is vibrating, stretching and compressing. We're shaking right along with it.
A picture of India on Diwali, taken from space by 'NASA', has by now become a standing joke. The Photoshopped picture was circulated year after year - but people are wise to it now. So what does India actually look like from space on Diwali - the festival of lights? Thanks to astronaut Paolo Nespoli, we now have an answer. On October 19, the 60-year-old Italian astronaut shared a photo of India, taken from space.
All true art is the expression of the soul. Poetry is no exception. In the recently published book 'Golden Horizon" Dr.Biplab Majumdar in one of his haikus says,
Indian poetry
Springs from Nature
And ends in deep spirituality
Which is true. Indian ancient culture is richest in the history of the world.. The great sage Shri Adi Shankarcharya once came across the old poor women, who offered a small fruit with great devotion. The sage was so moved that at that instant he formed and uttered a sloka in the form of poetry that gold coins showered from the sky on the old women.
Else where in the planet too the old flock lore played a great role in foretelling the calamities of the Nature.For example in October 2004 issue of National Geographic magazine in the article about Volcanoes in U.S.A. Hawaii National park in pacific ocean, the sequence of volcanoes is clear in flock lore of Hawaii pacific legend what is described in chant and song is the metaphor of what really happened. Scientist now regret it was all in the stories if they had the foresight to look there first.
Now let us look at our own tsunami of 2004. In hindu cosmology the universe is created anew out of cosmic ocean over and over again. Each time it begins in golden age the Krita yuga and ends in the time of social disorder and individual wrongdoing Kali yuga.
The flood now becomes the doomsday flood or pralaya which means at the end of the four ages of eon.
In oldest extant of Indian variant from about 900 B.C. the Shatabdha Brhamana, the first human being Manu, the Indian Adam, a tiny fish asks Manu to save him from big fish who which otherwise eat him. Fish eat fish is Sanskrit equivalent of dog eat dog which means anarchy. Fish in return promises Manu to save him from great flood that is to come.
Manu saves the fish but not only himself alone but all creatures with the help of the fish which is the incarnation of Lord Vishnu.
More significantly the myth is the part of cycle of time involving fire as well as flood, which Robert Frost called "Fire and Ice".
As young poet practically speaking now literature is finding a place in management courses. Literature especially poetry helps to develop concentration in over whelming information and fragmented ideas.
So poetry is for the future and not only of the past.
Let poets be true celebrities of the planet along with adventurers, explorers and scientists.
In the darkness of wishful room
For happiness of heart you try to find room
The light fills from your dream
And joins with your aspirations to form a team.
It glows like lamp bright filled with sight
Casting the shadows away from thoughts
Making way for the breeze of serenity
To fulfill dreams with sanity.
So as darkness is filled with light
Heart sorrows will be light
And from seconds of ambiguity
You can move away with clarity.
Sailing to the coast of vision
With deep and silent sentiment
In favourable waves by the side
To uphold our country's pride.
With the mast of the ship like flag fluttering
To reach where everyone's dreams are fulfilled
With different cultures moving in same direction
For the ship to reach the destination.
Where people are fed with knowledge
And country moves forward as it age
Being the one to be proud to live on
And with our hopes shine.
A solar eclipse on August 21 will cast a shadow along a 113-kilometer corridor stretching from Oregon to South Carolina in the US and could wipe wipe out power equivalent of about nine nuclear reactors.
Astronomers using the Kepler space telescope have detected 219 possible new exoplanets in our galaxy, including 10 relatively small, rocky and possibly habitable planets similar to our own, NASA announced.
These are the last additions to the catalog of exoplanets compiled during the first phase of the Kepler mission, when the space telescope scanned some 200,000 stars in the Cygnus constellation in an effort to find worlds beyond our own. The official catalog now contains 4,034 total "candidates" - tiny blips in the data that are thought to signal the presence of a planet around a star. Of these, 49 fit squarely into their star's "habitable zone," that Goldilocks region where liquid water can pool on the surface and life may be able to thrive.
After years of drought, California is enjoying some lovely respite. Following above average rainfall a five year dry spell, Southern California is enjoying a 'super bloom' of hundreds of wildflowers.
NASA has just released new global maps of the Earth at night - the first since 2012. The stunning satellite images of Earth at night, referred to as "night lights," have been released every decade or so for nearly 25 years. Now, NASA scientists are trying to see if the night lights imagery can be updated more frequently - perhaps even daily. Doing so would drastically change how we forecast weather, improve natural disaster responses and even help track the effects of war.
When desert sandstorm surround you
And you are in search for a path to live
Just breathe the joy and shut the eye
As in due time it will be a clear sky.
The pressure of work like heat in the day
Will turn into cold soothing wind at night
Since there is light even in desert
Keep your aspiration high each day before sun sets.
So achieving successes even grain by grain
Will also lead you to the main lane
Driving you to the board with sign "there is gain after pain"
And honest efforts does not goes in vain.
We wish to be first among the one
But sun and stars are the one
Which light and shine guiding everyone
From the day dreams in our heart are born.
The selfless service of the sun in the morn
When through its light flowers in plant blossom
Every day filling life and energy in our lawn
Painting the pleasant picture in our life’s each turn.
So to fulfill your dreams taking each step
While serenity of nature in your mind you keep
Where different flowers of race blooming beneath the one
You can live a life filled with fun.
In the eon light years
When sun and moon rise and disappears
In stillness solitude of mountains
With closed eyes he does penance.
In the living souls light transpires
And with enlightenment they respire
When their good deeds reflect from his heart
As he is like a shining crystal in his thoughts.
Each day if we rest doing our best
We need not be afraid of him least
Surrounded by his infinite grace
With humility in him we can find a place.
US space agency NASA has announced that scientists researching outer space have found the existence of another 'solar system' - seven Earth-like planets orbiting a small star in a galaxy 40 light years away - opening up the most promising hunting ground so far for life beyond. A press release from the space agency said the Spitzer Space Telescope has found that the planets are as large as Earth and are in a "habitable zone". All seven roughly match the size and mass of Earth and are almost certainly rocky. Three are perfectly perched to harbour life-nurturing oceans of water, they reported in the journal Nature.
1. "New record! We've found 7 Earth-sized planets in the habitable zone around a single star outside our solar system," NASA tweeted.
2. The system is around 40 light-years, which is 235 trillion miles, away from Earth, in a constellation called Aquarius. Because they are located outside of our solar system, these planets are scientifically known as exoplanets.
3. The exoplanet system is called TRAPPIST-1, named for The Transiting Planets and Planetesimals Small Telescope (TRAPPIST) in Chile.
4. The scientists have measured the density of six of the planets and say further research will show if they have water on their surface.
5. It is possible that all seven planets have water, "the key to life as we know it, under the right atmospheric conditions, but the chances are highest with the three in the habitable zone," NASA said.
6. The mass of the seventh planet is yet to be measured. But scientists say it is possible that it would be covered in ice.
7. Spitzer, an infrared telescope that trails Earth, was well-suited for studying TRAPPIST-1 because the star glows brightest in infrared light. Further studies involved the Hubble Space Telescope. Ij future the James Webb Space Telescope is expected to chip in.
8. For decades, there have been speculations about information regarding the existence of alien life forms - one of the biggest questions facing astronomers.
9. The search for life had started in 1995 after NASA's Kepler Space Telescope found signs of the first alternative solar system. Called Kepler 10b, it also signaled what NASA said could be a "small planet orbiting a star about 540 light years away".
10. "This discovery could be a significant piece in the puzzle of finding habitable environments, places that are conducive to life," said Thomas Zurbuchen of NASA. "Answering the question 'are we alone' is a top science priority and finding so many planets like these for the first time in the habitable zone is a remarkable step forward toward that goal."
When mist of desires engulf
The mountain of will like crystal sparkle
In the winter of life morning
When you are in search for a new beginning.
In due time clouds of ambiguity disperse
And horizon will be serene and clear
For your goals to reach the peak
Which from your heart you are striving to seek.
So in azure horizon of clarity
You will fulfill your dreams with simplicity
For strong and sturdy feelings like mountains
To be unfolded from your wishes curtains.
Serena Williams rewrote history to surpass Steffi Graf and capture a record 23rd Grand Slam title as well as the World No.1 by beating sister Venus in the Australian Open final.