Dilkash, back to blogging.

Is it possible that Man neither evolved nor was divinely created but arrived here as a colonist from world's elsewhere in space?

Is it possible that the civilisation that man created was destroyed in a vast catastrophe which passed into legend as deluge or flood and was followed by a memory of a time of Gods and a golden age.

Thousands of archaeological sites which may yield valuable informations and throw light on many mysteries havebeen investigated only scantily or not at all. And lacs of vital monuments have been engulfed by the earth's crust. With each year that passes, the chances of solving these mysteries of our past grow less. Some material's like Galt's cube, a strange steel object found inside a piece of coal, bell shaped jar and iron nails have been found encased in stone.

What is the significance of all the world's religion, why do they all follow the same pattern thereby giving births to all our varied Gods? Why did they appear at a certain point in time…

Scanned from home.

Regards,

Dilkash

I used internet several times to find out the local train stations but all in vain. Finally am scanning it from a local guide and posting it here. Hope you all would find it of great use.

Just save this image in your smart phones and you would well know when to get up from your local train seat amidst 50 people per meter square.

Take care

Dilkash

Ah...A new day...

Fast asleep on my bed and my little mind intertwined in so many weired dreams, past traumas and acquaintainces, Mummy bringing a plastic glass full of tea and yelling( why are you getting up this late in the morning?? is a great respite. It brings me back to the real world. Last night I was reading a very good book on behaviour therapy and Assertive techniques. The book titled " DON'T SAY YES WHEN YOU WANT TO SAY NO " is awesome. I borrowed it from Sahal some three years back but every time I read it, I find new dimensions of learning opening up in front of me.

Mummy also have made a nice collection of books in home and she has especially bought a book almirah so that all the books can be dustfree and can be showcased. This atleast has contributed to some extent, towards de paralysing the book freaks who abstained from touching the books because of dusts and spiderwebs. A big Muaaah to her.

Today there is a plan to go to Ambedkar Dental hospital for fill…

The wars happen just for a few days

but the lives weep in a million ways



the dark shadows of loneliness

the villages, that withers silently



the broken spans over the river

the earth of ours

deeply wounded

asking for mercy





My enemies

My brothers



Lets stop this

As you are like my shadow.



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DILKASH

6th October 2010

2:35 a.m.

Day before yesterday, when I was in the Button Shop with my mother,for our Kurtas that are so favouirite to her,I saw few tiles. Tiles depicting Gods of several religion plastered in a desolete corner where two walls merge. Tiles not placed at a respectable height, that they deserve but you know where. Eh..This was absolutely not done out of any faith but because of the people chewing paan, Gutkha and Supari, who pass through the causeway so that they abstain from spitting at those corners. Yet we find the incidences happening. Attributes to, the "not so well" realised cultural harmony among our fellow brothers.

And this is not just happening at this place alone, We see it everywhere. Every nook, corner, Walls, Stairs and places meant for the public to commute and businesses to happen.

Relying on our Gods this way??? I rather consider it an absolute insult to the divine.