Comments on: Getting back on the New Year’s resolution wagon

By: El Tel

El Tel — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 22:11:36 +0000

Interesting. Who gave you the name “Nirbhasa”? More details please.

By: Beating the Monday Blues — Sri Chinmoy Inspiration

Beating the Monday Blues — Sri Chinmoy Inspiration — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 15:11:54 +0000

[…] year we regret the return to the daily grind after the Christmas break, then there’s all the broken New Years Resolutions. Mondays are also difficult because our natural body clock is 25 hours, therefore at the weekend we […]

By: Mariya Green

Mariya Green — Fri, 23 Jan 2009 23:03:13 +0000

X-mas present
All of my New Year’s Resolutions in the eve were centered on the idea to climb up the peak lying near our capital around 2000m high. On 1 st of January in obviously really sleeping city surroundings I went out quitely. I bought few things to fuel and met with my friends to head up to the top. This was the strongest mountain wind in honor of 1st I guess and since this was part of my resolution to climb up we had to do it through very fierce, blowing away wind. It was like in a tibetian snow desert. No noses, no hands, almost blind eyes at the cosmic peak. there we took a break in the hut embracing the hot stove and then down the slope running to catch the bus. seriouslly I was with kind of city shoes good enouh for climbing, but the funny part is I run with them better than with trainers so well that actually I caught the bus to the city. 10 min from my home I was still carying some chocolate and oranges in my bag wandering why they’ve survived since we always eat everything when we go climbing. Then with shining eyes two may be gipsy beggar children wanted to sing me a song for the New Year wich they did with great joy and I gave them fruit and sweets with great joy so we have to have happiness all. This was the nicest X-mas present (from God).

By: M Joseph Melchior

M Joseph Melchior — Sat, 17 Jan 2009 09:15:21 +0000

Thanks for sending the article on the mail. Liked very much on the learning from the failure. How the child learns to walks for the first time.