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ha ha....sorry, but i can't avoid to write on this most amazing thing called love(actually , girlfriend wala love). Today , some of my best buddies shared love status for their ,so called TRUE LOVE ... which forced me to write something on this topic .....actually , this (gf wala love) is the most unknown chapter in my Life ..

But , Still We all know the Power of Love , Am I Right ? 
This is the universal truth that, LOVE can make you most successful  , if you take it very positively....and it can make you beggar in a night if you take it negatively ...

"Let the love bring out , most successful greatest personality inside you..."

fall in Love ...
always think about her happiness....
work hard to make her happy ...
work hard to give her every happiness in the world ...

Don't take it wrongly , i am not connecting love with materialistic things....But,what i want to say is that, if you really love someone then try your best to give her each and every happiness in the world ...There is nothing wrong in this...(ask yourself is it wrong to give Lamborghini car as a gift to your wife ,on her birthday....)

"power of love is inspiring and never ending".

There are no Limitations for love ....

Love is not limited ,only for girlfriend or boyfriend...
I think in our life ,our first LOVE should be mom and dad ...

On your first salary, 
taking your mom-dad for a dinner ,or taking them to world tour or giving them awesome gifts are the best ways to express Love for them, please ,let your parents realize that , you love them from the bottom of heart ... who said to give awesome gifts to girlfriend only,  sometime gift something to mom-dad,brother/sister, just express your love for them and see the happiness...

nowadays , i started treating my mom-dad just like my kids ...
call them bacchu ,mummytaloo, dadoooo , and see their happiness , this is most expensive thing to make them happy , someone said truly ,as long as people's age increases they behave like kids ,i experienced and found this true ...Remember, as long as your age increases , your mom-dad's age decreases , they are not going to stay with you for whole life..So,love them,and express your love for them...

Having crush on someone is secondary thing , i think we must learn to love people who are with us in every good and bad time...share love as long as possible , love all the people who are closer to you , or who came in your life as friends,guru's,relatives....


Love is the most powerful thing in the world , it is more powerful than anger ,in anger we fight with people ,But , in love people get connected easily , i realized this thing very late ....But, i think there is nothing called LATE, if we take it positively,you can start loving people around you even at the age of 50 ....

Life is short and Love is the only one thing which can bring happiness in life ...

So, fall in Love , 
start loving your mom-dad,brother,sister...
Don't waste life , wake up its never too late to express your love .....

Love Mother Earth , Love your country , Love yourself , Love your family ,Love Animals.....

its time to believe in giving without expectations ..... 

finally , i just want to say , Please fall in Love...

Be Human Follow Humanity:

Please , don't fight over religion, don't try to show yourself better than others , at the end we all are humans , we all are similar. destroy the concept of Religion from the world and follow humanity.

Humanity is one of the greatest religion in world 

Embracing the Divine Tapestry: Following Humanity Beyond Boundaries

In a world perpetually at the crossroads of conflict, where the tumultuous currents of religious discord threaten to drown the melody of our shared existence, a resounding call emerges—an invitation to transcend the divisive confines of dogma and embrace the universal creed of humanity. Let us liberate ourselves from the quagmire of religious animosity and resist the allure of asserting our beliefs as superior to others. In the grand tapestry of existence, we are all interwoven threads, united by the common fabric of our humanity.

     A Profound Truth: Humanity as the Greatest Religion

"Destroy the concept of religion from the world and follow humanity," echoes with profound verity. Humanity, in its purest form, stands as the greatest religion—a guiding force steering us toward a world where compassion, empathy, and understanding reign supreme. It's an acknowledgment that our shared humanity transcends the divisive constructs that have plagued societies for centuries.

     The Essence of Being a Good Human

To be a good human being is not merely an aspiration but a sacred duty—one that beckons us to extend a helping hand to those in need. It implores us to eschew the path of religious contention and instead tread the hallowed grounds of compassion. As custodians of our collective destiny, let us relinquish practices that estrange us from the core tenets of humanity and embrace a shared commitment to uplift each other.

     Beyond Labels: A Proclamation of Human Identity

Close your eyes and, in the serenity of your soul, declare: "I am not defined by the labels of Hindu, Muslim, Christian, or Baudh. I am, above all, a creation of the divine—an embodiment of humanity. I am a human, unburdened by the constraints of caste or creed." It's a proclamation that echoes the timeless truth that our common humanity supersedes artificial divisions.

     Humanity First: A Call to Unity

"Humanity first" becomes the resounding mantra that reverberates through the chambers of our collective consciousness. It is a call to arms against the forces that seek to divide us. Embracing humanity means recognizing the intrinsic worth of every individual, irrespective of the superficial markers that society often uses to delineate worth.

     Celebrating Diversity: Threads in the Tapestry

The tapestry of humanity is woven with threads of diversity, each strand contributing to the rich mosaic of our collective experience. Following humanity involves not merely tolerating differences but celebrating them. It is a commitment to fostering unity that transcends geographical, cultural, and religious boundaries.

     Reconnecting in the Digital Age: The Urgency to 'Follow Humanity'

In the whirlwind of our modern lives, where the relentless march of technology threatens to eclipse our shared humanity, the call to 'Follow Humanity' becomes an urgent plea to reconnect. It implores us to pause, to listen, and to forge meaningful connections that bridge the gaps created by the virtual world.

     Courage Beyond Ordinary: Confronting Biases and Prejudices

To follow humanity requires a courage that transcends the ordinary. It demands that we confront the biases, prejudices, and stereotypes that sow seeds of discord among us. It urges us to be architects of an inclusive society where diversity is not just accepted but celebrated.

     Shining Brightest in Adversity: The Spirit of Humanity

The true test of humanity emerges in times of adversity. It is in these crucibles that the spirit of humanity shines brightest. Following humanity means standing in solidarity with our fellow beings, offering support not just in times of crisis but in the everyday tapestry of our interactions.

     A Legacy of Positive Change: Agents of Compassion and Justice

To follow humanity is to be an agent of positive change—a force for compassion, tolerance, and justice. It is a commitment to leaving behind a legacy that speaks of kindness, empathy, and goodwill, echoing through the corridors of time for generations to come.

   In Conclusion: A Way of Life, A Guiding Light

In conclusion, following humanity is not a fleeting gesture but a way of life—an unwavering commitment that should permeate every facet of our existence. As we navigate the complexities of the modern world, the call to follow humanity serves as a guiding light, reminding us of our shared humanity and the transformative power we hold to shape a world defined by compassion and understanding.

"I am human, and I choose to follow humanity. Analyze, understand, and follow—for in the tapestry of our shared existence, the threads of humanity bind us all."