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MiSuNdErStAnDiNg aLL YoU SeE

i have a new dream.

a new purpose.

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EmPoWeRmEnT BeAtS ThE CrAp

F**kin' Perfect

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"Do not apologize for your weaknesses-just for the mistakes your weaknesses caused."

People are frequently using this term "I'm born the way I am" or "God made me this way and He makes no mistake".

Just listen to Lady Gaga's 'Born This Way' and you will get it.

So what I really want to know is this:

Is it okay to justify what we are by saying that this is how we were created and that there is no real line between what is right and wrong?

I guess what I'm really puzzled by is the fact that we trust God who is perfect to be able to lead us into the perfect image of Him. That means we are not to judge/criticize/put down people who were lovingly and wonderfully and fearfully made by Him. He tells us what is right and wrong but is it good for us to go against bad people? Aren't all sins the same?

And He the Almighty who can love the gays and the weirdos and the cult followers etc., does He expects us to do the same?

He did not make any mistakes creating them. So is it right for them to be who they are?

Do we show them love and accept them as a part of us because God did that?

The world is crying out this same cry: It is MY right to be who I AM because this is who God made ME to be.

They want the rights to be, do, and say anything. And they should and could and would. Cause we have the same rights. To be what God wants us to be.

If God said it was wrong for Lady Gaga to be who she is and do what she does, then how is it fair and how is it does she have the same rights as us? And if God gave her the same rights to be herself, how can He propose what is right and wrong? That is in itself taking away her rights already.

Is it because the world wants to live in such a way that what they think is right and the rest are self-denial and putting the blame on God?

(The Devil feeding us lies again?)

Is there such thing as different religious practices but belief in the same God? As in Muslims, Hindu and Buddhists gods are the same as Jehovah-just pictured differently?
Cause I've been getting that a lot too.
And I'm not sure of believing anything for the moment.

MaChELLo

This is my kitty. Somee.
Actually, she belongs to all of us.
I got her name from a character of a little girl in a Korean movie that my dad downloaded.

She grows bigger all the time. Until she is no longer a kitten.
But she still acts like one.

Tuna from a packet used to be her ultimate favorite until she got introduced to real fish and then chicken.
When she is hungry, she will rub against any standing legs.
She currently needs about three whole fish to be full.

She is curious and restless. She has also recently found new love with the outdoors.
And I mean it because there's a big fat ginger stray she brought in the other day.
Uncle was not too happy with her choice :)

Typical pussy but we love you all the same.
Be our kitty always.

getting chummy with astro

spider kitty

EvE JiHaN JeFfErS

Gosh, I really dig this chick. And her mean SWAG.

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get yourself a whistle

let me blow your mind

TiReD oF ThInKiNg Up

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Mika (the singer) looks like a clone of Aaron Johnson in his music video clip

for the Kick-ass movie.

I am not the only one who noticed, right?

WHO CAN FIND THE WAY OUT OF A ROSE?

this actually means labyrinth. I think.

a labyrinth is something like a maze; it has a lot of

passageways and I've never been in one and I wonder

if I would get lost in one
and experience my untimely death in one.

do people actually die after they get lost in a labyrinth?

I think this quote is from Alice in Wonderland.

I should do a post on her.

Lewis Carroll is such an amazing author-nobody can

ever compare.

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ShEdDiNg SkIn

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i was never into this craze about
the body God gave us
but i think it is now a good time
to
give worship to it

when we first sinned
we had knowledge
of good and evil
we were ashamed
of
our naked body

everybody's strippin'
everybody's flashin'
it is no longer a
big deal
to be unclothed
is being naked
wrong
in the first place?

treat our holy temples
right
don't ever feel ashamed of
your nakedness
your vulnerability

i don't care what others think
about this
'cause
i'm shedding my skin

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TeN SeXy InDiAn BeAuTiEs

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Fair is lovely, but dusky is sultry.

Here's the proof:

*This is also not arranged chronically as all are beautiful in their own way and Aishwarya is an exception from the list like SRK :)

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thamana

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rani mukherjee

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katrina kaif

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celina jaitley

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nayantara

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juhi chawla

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rambha

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piaa bajpai

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“Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness, that frightens us most. We ask ourselves, 'Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, and famous?' Actually, who are you not to be? You are a child of God. Your playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that people won't feel insecure around you. We were born to make manifest the glory of God that is within us. It's not just in some of us; it's in all of us. And when we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same. As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others.” -N. Mandela