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To My Friends Who Are....

Mar 30, 2008 06:28 PM

Hi ya farookh.....love is for everyone for ever. I'm off to my neighbour's house to express my brotherly affection to his daughter... Tomrw I'll be sharing the same with my always cheerful lady colleagues. life is bliss :) seriously, I've been in categories 1,3,6,7 and 9. warm regards Manoj

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To My Friends Who Are....

Mar 29, 2008 06:22 PM

Hi Vasudev, Paul, Dev and Zahid Thank you friends.... Ya, there is something here for everybody. This is like a ready reckoner for me. If something goes wrong with ma love life, I know now which category to flip to and find ma solution :) regards Manoj

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To My Friends Who Are....

Mar 29, 2008 11:19 AM General 921 Views

To My Friends Who Are........... SINGLE Love is like a butterfly. The more you chase it, the more it eludes you. But if you just let it fly, it will come to you when you least expect it. Love can make you happy but often it hurts, but love's only special when you give it to someone who is really ...Read more

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The most amazing mom

Mar 28, 2008 11:28 AM

Hi Aakshat Inspiring to say the least....can we with hands on be able to do with our legs what she can do without'em? How we understimate ourselves at times..... regards Manoj

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Duck or Chicken ???

Mar 28, 2008 11:24 AM General 738 Views

(Updated Mar 28, 2008 12:15 PM)

There's this couple who decided to take a walk in the park after a nice dinner. As they are walking, they heard the sound that goes, "Quak, Quak, Quak". The lady goes, " That must be a chicken!". The guy knowing that its not, goes," No, that's a duck!". The lady goes, "NO!!! That's a chicke...Read more

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~ Try Something Different ~

Mar 27, 2008 04:41 PM

Hi Aakshat Best! be smart in our decisions while work as hard as possible. So in other words, think smart and then work hard....this is the best combo truly. regards Manoj

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~ Try Something Different ~

Mar 27, 2008 08:58 AM General 923 Views

When we first read the following story, we had just begun teaching a course called "The Million Dollar Forum," a course designed to teach people to accelerate their income up to levels of a million dollars a year or more. Early on we discovered people get locked into a rut of tryirg harder without t...Read more

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Are You Strong Enough To Handle Critics?

Mar 26, 2008 05:09 PM (Updated Mar 26, 2008 05:10 PM)

Hi Aakshat I still remember a ’’train the trainer’’ workshop I attended some time ago before I became an english lang trainer. I was doing a presentation in front of a class of trainers. At the end, the coach told me, ’’How many times should I tell you to move around the class while training the peo...ple? And where’s your energy? You sound so lifeless! The trainees are gonna fall asleep if you continue like this. Why don’t you practise harder? I’m really getting anry.’’ I was devastated hearing her criticisms especially when she said it infront of the whole class. i was so shocked that I never attended the workshop again. Now I feel I should have fought it out. Because whoever completed the workshop got placed well as corporate trainers in & around bangalore. Sigh, live and learn.... regards Manoj regardsRead More

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Let's do it 'Just for Today'

Mar 26, 2008 12:30 PM

Hi Aakshat as usual...words that fill the heart. But as always, implementation counts. Time for me to do it atleast for one hour! regards Manoj

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Everyone Has A Dream

Mar 26, 2008 10:14 AM

Thanks a bunch Aakshat, Lovesreading and Dev Aaskhat – “bang on target” observation by yourself again. I definitely need a third party to wake me up frm my idle thoughts and grab me by my collar so that I can plough again to achieve my dreams. Virginia was marvellous. She’s also an inspiration for t...hose who has the money but is clueless on how to truly help the needy. Dev – that’s true. As someone said, those who don’t take risks or initiative to do what they want get swallowed up by life. regards ManojRead More

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Are You Strong Enough To Handle Critics?

Mar 26, 2008 10:06 AM General 1357 Views

It is not the critic who counts, not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood, who strives valiantly, who errs and comes shor...Read more

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Everyone Has A Dream

Mar 25, 2008 11:23 AM

Virginia Satir (shown in above pic) She (26 June 1916 - 10 September 1988) was a noted American author and psychotherapist, known especially for her approach to family therapy. Her most well-known books are Conjoint Family Therapy, 1964, Peoplemaking, 1972, and The New Peoplemaking, 1988. regards... ManojRead More

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Everyone Has A Dream

Mar 25, 2008 11:22 AM General 865 Views

Some years ago I took on an assignment in a southern county to work with people on public welfare. What I wanted to do was show that everybody has the capacity to be self-sufficient and all we have to do is to activate them. I asked the county to pick a group of people who were on public welfare, pe...Read more

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~ Rick Little's Quest - II ~

Mar 24, 2008 05:14 PM

hi Aakshat beautiful analysis by ya... I too wonder. Where would Rick Little be if Dr Mawby said No? Would he have been one helluva shattered man and jumped off a cliff? Nah...he's too gutsy for that. I think he would have probably given up that dream and gone back to college or get a job to feed... himself.Or probably, he would have just ignored his family & friends' pleadings and tried again? Who knows? Let me stand up and bow at this great guy.... regards ManojRead More

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~ Rick Little's Quest ~

Mar 24, 2008 05:06 PM

hi Aakshat I too have no idea with the -2 stuff. When did mouthshut go reverse :-? regards Manoj

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~ Rick Little's Quest - II ~

Mar 24, 2008 11:45 AM

Hi all.... the pic above is of Rick Little - the extraordinarily persistent man....

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The Master's Touch

Mar 24, 2008 11:44 AM

Thank u friends-Harjeet, Paul, Pras, Ips & Aak We, in India, have an influential magazine started a few years ago that is gradually changing lives - Life Positive. So many transformational articles in this mag. Pras - long time friend....But I've stopped writing reviews. I just post an articl...e that I find interesting and which can possible help someone somewhere.... warm regards ManojRead More

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~ Rick Little's Quest - II ~

Mar 24, 2008 11:12 AM General 1323 Views

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contd.... Proposal after proposal was sent out and rejected. Finally, after the 155th grant proposal had been turned down, all of Rick's support began to crumble. Rick's parents were begging him to go back to college and Ken Greene, an educator who had left his job to help Rick write proposals...Read more

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Ya, incase you were wondering, the pic in the profile is me :) It looks different 'cause I used a s...oftware called Aftercam. Sharing below thoughts of mine of some aspects of life which makes it interesting - Family - Aah, my family! My cocoon of love! My tree consists of my parents, elder sis & grandparents (paternal side). Father is silent & stoic, with a temper to boot. Mum is deeply spiritual & loves watching classical dances (although she has not yet learned it). Sis is fun-loving, likes music and is a trained classical dancer. Grandpa is over 90, with his young & sharp memory intact. Grandma is the main chef at home, religiously serving the needs of our stomach day & night. A typical Malayalee grandmother. Friends - 1 deep friendship is better than 1000 superficial ones. I'm lucky to have some 'deepy' friends. Religion/Spirituality - I am a Hindu by name, mutter Oh Jesus the most, not much attached to religious rituals and agree with the spiritual notion that we must go beyond idol worship and embrace the borderless & imageless Divinity which is as much within us as as it is anywhere else we imagine it to be. Pets - I love cats & dogs, from a distance :) We used to have a pet dog Tommy, a parrot, some rabbits. Although I do not recall the incident (I was very young at the time), mother says she closed the door off all pets ever since she found me sharing food with Tommy in the same plate... Music - I respect it. I believe in it's power to soothe our senses and revive our souls. Dance - It's therapeutic too. I'm a trained classical dancer. Classical dances helps improve acting (usage of facial expressions are lot) and develops stamina. Some meditate to seek God, others dance to seek Him. Cinema - The 70mm screen never fail to thrill me. I love to watch performances and rate them. Cinematic bliss is such a high. Dreams - Fantasy land. Who writes the scripts of our dreams? Is it God? The best aspect of sleeping ! :) Life beyond Earth- I recall an article in which I read the famous Indian dancer Shamak Davar sharing his beliefs on aliens. He says that aliens hesitate to contact humans directly because of our violent, unpredictable nature. I'm not sure if they are a friendly race because. Books & movies. Today, I do not travel much beyond these two worlds.Read More

Ya, incase you were wondering, the pic in the profile is me :) It looks different 'cause I used a software called Aftercam. Sharing below thoughts of mine of some aspects of life which makes it interesting - Family - Aah, my family! My cocoon of love! My tree consists of my parents, elder sis & grandparents (paternal side). Father is silent & stoic, with a temper to boot. Mum is deeply spiritual & loves watching classical dances (although she has not yet learned it). Sis is fun-loving, likes music and is a trained classical dancer. Grandpa is over 90, with his young & sharp memory intact. Grandma is the main chef at home, religiously serving the needs of our stomach day & night. A typical Malayalee grandmother. Friends - 1 deep friendship is better than 1000 superficial ones. I'm lucky to have some 'deepy' friends. Religion/Spirituality - I am a Hindu by name, mutter Oh Jesus the most, not much attached to religious rituals and agree with the spiritual notion that we must go beyond idol worship and embrace the borderless & imageless Divinity which is as much within us as as it is anywhere else we imagine it to be. Pets - I love cats & dogs, from a distance :) We used to have a pet dog Tommy, a parrot, some rabbits. Although I do not recall the incident (I was very young at the time), mother says she closed the door off all pets ever since she found me sharing food with Tommy in the same plate... Music - I respect it. I believe in it's power to soothe our senses and revive our souls. Dance - It's therapeutic too. I'm a trained classical dancer. Classical dances helps improve acting (usage of facial expressions are lot) and develops stamina. Some meditate to seek God, others dance to seek Him. Cinema - The 70mm screen never fail to thrill me. I love to watch performances and rate them. Cinematic bliss is such a high. Dreams - Fantasy land. Who writes the scripts of our dreams? Is it God? The best aspect of sleeping ! :) Life beyond Earth- I recall an article in which I read the famous Indian dancer Shamak Davar sharing his beliefs on aliens. He says that aliens hesitate to contact humans directly because of our violent, unpredictable nature. I'm not sure if they are a friendly race because. Books & movies. Today, I do not travel much beyond these two worlds.

Name: Manoj U

Hometown: Trichur, Kerala

Education: School of Hard Knocks