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the
auspicious
Day
here
is
the
BirthDay
of
Lord Krishna




namaste ]]> ~nilnbleu http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/6233448/ http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/6233448/ Mon, 15 Aug 2005 11:18:59 PDT
It's a call for everyone to share and feel the same oneness ..

-nil ]]> ~nilnbleu http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/6130363/ http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/6130363/ Thu, 04 Aug 2005 08:29:56 PDT
August 7 is Yellow Day in support of the Yellow Alien

Please read whoever like [link]

-nil ]]> ~nilnbleu http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/6076891/ http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/6076891/ Sat, 30 Jul 2005 11:11:16 PDT [link] ]]> ~nilnbleu http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/5873699/ http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/5873699/ Fri, 08 Jul 2005 03:31:07 PDT namaste

Today the Festival of " RathaYatra " is being celebrated all over in India

I just offer some Links for watching the same here

Real Player [link]

Photo Gallery [link]

more [link]

-nil ]]> ~nilnbleu http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/5090209/ http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/5090209/ Thu, 14 Apr 2005 19:28:28 PDT NAMASKAR

TODAY IS BENGALEE NEW YEAR

The Bengalee New Year Starts with the entering of the Sun in the Aries constellation as per Bengalee Astro records! The Sun enters in the Bishakha, one of the Stars in Aries today!
SO IT'S CALLED BAISHAKH!! The First Month in our Calender that's today!

I Wish for All A Happy New Year Ahead

~my inspirations

~Friends watch me

~our group [link]

~other page

Thank You
namaste
-nil ]]> ~nilnbleu http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/4876725/ http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/4876725/ Mon, 21 Mar 2005 21:06:45 PST it's for my city~
my parent community~

Friend's to tell~~*

my other page~ ]]> ~nilnbleu http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/4867526/ http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/4867526/ Sun, 20 Mar 2005 22:10:07 PST
I regret that I could not be there but my wishes were with the meet ever

picsdevmeet:[link]

Group~

my main~~nilgiri ]]> ~nilnbleu http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/4817716/ http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/4817716/ Tue, 15 Mar 2005 07:35:09 PST ~nilnbleu http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/4817707/ http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/4817707/ Tue, 15 Mar 2005 07:34:10 PST written by Carl Merchant & Julie Cencebaugh.

The essential is always to look ahead, to remain sure that one has not
forfeited the burning desire for beauty, truth and justice, toilingly
to go onwards towards the discovery, one by one, of fresh landscapes,
and to continue doing so indefinitely and without coercion to the end,
that others may afterwards travel the same spiritual road
--Quote from Andre Breton


Andre Breton, the leader of our spiritual ancestors, forged a path
during a time of almost unimaginable chaos and destruction. We assert
that like the intellectual avant-garde before us, we are living in an
age wherein infinite possibilities emerge as a result of our subjective
perception of the constant flux of change that swarms around us.

We are intrigued by the Surrealists some 50 years later, like the
Surrealists themselves who worked from a pantheon of artists that
preceded them by 50 years. The Surrealist epoch enlightened humanity
and instilled in it a revolutionary zeal for personal interpretation of
the states of dream and reality being merged into an absolute state, or
surreality.

Our ultimate goal herein is not only to maintain an accurate historical
representation of who the Surrealists were and why they so profoundly
changed the world. We must extrapolate their beliefs with the
assistance of technology and our emerging global consciousness .
Surrealism cultivated every experience to challenge the imagination,
and we accept this as our own. By recognizing our own realities, we
attempt to regain control over the destiny of humanity.

We therefore assume the identity of the Virtual Surrealists.

We feel compelled to immigrate from the safe-haven of mainstream
society and into the mostly unexplored virtual community. This time the
path less traveled has taken the form of the geometrically expanding
borders of the global information network. We are no longer enslaved by
the traditional forms of media. Instead we are free to explore and to
create a different form of reality while at the same time producing a
more gentle and humanitarian future. The old mechanistic view of the
universe must be superseded by a more flexible systems theory, which
stresses the importance of the individual as a crucial part of the
whole.

The illusion of materialism has shielded the view of life and threatens
to destroy the very civilization that created it. Never before have
the values of society been so morally exhausted. We are a movement in
reaction to the spread of ignorance and intolerance in a morally
bankrupt society who has mortgaged its future for the benefit of a
select few, instead of the for the whole. The individual must be
empowered with the opportunity to experience a heightened level of
awareness. Only then can each of us make the decisions necessary to
change our present course and be responsible for our own actions as we
credit the individuality of the mind with the power of change.

We feel it necessary to set forth in public protest.

We desire a more passionate consciousness and will therefore explore
both the traditional and esoteric arts toward that end.

This emerging consciousness already manifests itself in multiple ways,
and we take it as our responsibility to examine, and disseminate that
plethora of information. Both mystical and marvelous spaces inhabit the
same regions of the mind as cyberspace, that of imagination. We define
the marvelous as an impassioned fusion of wish and reality, through
which it is intended to express a magical or circumstantial quality of
both intimacy, and an objective reality.

Our task is one of information dissemination, the bringing of the truth
to the people. We recognize that this may not be the most popular of
undertakings. If this makes us unpopular and undesirable to the status
quo then so be it. Today, we can no longer accept limitations imposed
upon the mind, and imagination. We react against the establishment of
ignorance with the empowerment of the individual.

We plan to accomplish these ideals through the use of the global
information network, especially the World Wide Web. Already, this
system of hypermedia documents has changed the way some of us live and
work. It promises to deliver vast amounts of information to the
individual, if only its true utility can be correctly nurtured and
allowed to grow.

This will entail both commercializatio... ]]> ~nilnbleu http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/4497292/ http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/4497292/ Fri, 04 Feb 2005 15:15:50 PST Heard through the leaves
Stronger of sudden
Awakening me
My eyes in the darkness peering about
Perceive a faint glow
Startled...I Shout
A light growing stronger
A shape clear to see
Eyes that are golden
Settle on me
Charms and spells like teardrops fell
With every glance she gave
And dancing 'bout
They cut ropes stout
That held me as their slave.
Bounding, gleefilled, spinning now
I pause for her embrace
Her hand like feathered joy
Descends upon my face
Says she, “You're free
To come or go
And do just as you please
But one request I beg of you”
She falls now to her knees.
“Others still are waiting
as you have been are bound
Will you help me free them
To hear our joyous sound?”
So now I'm one of many
A motley mob are we
Who dance and sing and play and love
As longing we set free.

Cortsey- [link] ]]> ~nilnbleu http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/4409672/ http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/4409672/ Tue, 25 Jan 2005 08:46:14 PST
From within her comes the growth of precious life.
In Her mature and gentle arms she holds us at the
end of our strife.
Her cycles are constant and steady and always there.
She is one that is reasonable and fair.
She abounds her children with prosperiety and wealth.
Her nature feeds them and mends their health.
She cares for her children like no other.
She is the gracious giving Earth, our mother.

[By Charity Bradley]

my main :

]]> ~nilnbleu http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/4368037/ http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/4368037/ Thu, 20 Jan 2005 11:14:38 PST Again, I wait,
For that brilliant moment,
That eternal present,
When my every gesture is yours.

Only your grace can soften this hard thing that I am.
Only you can moisten this walking, breathing statue, harder than
granite, drier than sandstone,
I call myself.
Only you can breathe life into this inertia I only know as I.

Maa, why do you wait so long?
When can I leave forever the dead, and death-bringing, me?
How much longer must I endure the pain of encrusted self-absorption,
The stiff resistance to all that is pure?

What must I do to make you come?
What must I do to make you soften this unbending misery,
I created?
What must I do
To see with your eyes, speak with your voice, hear with your ears,
touch with your hands, walk in your steps?

That which is, always is.
Please Mother, make me That.
Please hurry, Mother.

[Above one is from some friends]

I cant decor it more than my Junks .. ..(nil)
Check out ]]> ~nilnbleu http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/4276919/ http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/4276919/ Sun, 09 Jan 2005 10:41:18 PST
The subjective art means you are pouring your subjectivity onto the canvas, your dreams, your imaginations, your fantasies. It is a projection of your psychology. The same happens in poetry, in music, in all dimensions of creativity - you are not concerned with the person who is going to see your painting, not concerned what will happen to him when he looks at it; that is not your concern at all. Your art is simply a kind of vomiting. It will help you, just the way vomiting helps. It takes the nausea away, it makes you cleaner, makes you feel healthier. But you have not considered what is going to happen to the person who is going to see your vomit. He will become nauseous. He may start feeling sick.

Look at the paintings of Picasso. He is a great painter, but just a subjective artist. Looking at his paintings, you will start feeling sick, dizzy, something going berserk in your mind. You cannot go on looking at Picasso's painting for long. You would like to get away, because the painting has not come from a silent being. It has come from a chaos. It is a byproduct of a nightmare. But ninety-nine percent of art belongs to that category.

Objective art is just the opposite. The man has nothing to throw out, he is utterly empty, absolutely clean. Out of this silence, out of this emptiness arises love, compassion. And out of this silence arises a possibility for creativity. This silence, this love, this compassion - these are the qualities of meditation.

Meditation brings you to your very center. And your center is not only your center, it is the center of the whole existence. Only on the periphery we are different. As we start moving toward the center, we are one. We are part of eternity, a tremendously luminous experience of ecstasy that is beyond words. Something that you can be... but very difficult to express it. But a great desire arises in you to share it, because all other people around you are groping for exactly such experiences. And you have it, you know the path.

And these people are searching everywhere except within themselves - where it is! You would like to shout in their ears. You would like to shake them and tell them, "Open your eyes! Where are you going? Wherever you go, you go away from yourself. Come back home, and come as deep into yourself as possible."

This desire to share becomes creativity. Somebody can dance. There have been mystics - for example, Jalaluddin Rumi - whose teaching was not in words, whose teaching was in dance. He will dance. His disciples will be sitting by his side, and he will tell them, "Anybody who feels like joining me can join. It is a question of feeling. If you don't feel like, it is up to you. You can simply sit and watch."

But when you see a man like Jalaluddin Rumi dancing, something dormant in you becomes active. In spite of yourself you find you have joined the dance. You are already dancing before you become aware that you have joined it.

Even this experience is of tremendous value, that you have been pulled like a magnetic force. It has not been your mind decision, you have not weighed for pro and for against, to join or not to join, no. Just the beauty of Rumi's dance, his spreading energy, has taken possession of you. You are being touched. This dance is objective art.

And if you can continue - and slowly you will become more and more unembarrassed, more and more capable - soon you will forget the whole world. A moment comes, the dancer disappears and only the dance remains.

There are in India statues, which you have just to sit silently and meditate upon. Just look at those statues. They have been made by meditators in such a way, in such a proportion, that just looking at the statue, the figure, the proportion, the beauty... Everything is very calculated to create a similar kind of state within you. And just sitting silently with a statue of Buddha or Mahavira, you will come across a strange feeling, which you cannot find in sitting by the side of any Western sculpture.

All Western sculpture is sexual. You see the Roman sculpture: beautiful, but something creates sexuality in you. It hits your sexual center. It does not give you an uplift. In the East the situation is totally different. Statutes are carved, but before a sculptor starts carving statues he learns meditation. Before he starts playing on the flute he learns meditation. Before he starts writing poetry he learns meditation. Meditation is absolute necessity for any art; then the art wil... ]]> ~nilnbleu http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/4190649/ http://nilnbleu.deviantart.com/journal/4190649/ Thu, 30 Dec 2004 03:45:47 PST HAPPY NEW YEAR

I like to stock my collections in a fresh page like this one I’m thinking of it for quite a long time and my old account is ~nilgiri And this one is just opened to submit and also to invite the stocks from others who can send there as a link or can use them as they wish (without asking or any comments or sending links etc.) ..

(nil) ]]> ~nilnbleu