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I think that same kind of education for everyone will destroy humanity and give the major wealth to a few hands as we know, we need to redesign education asap according to local area needs. My thoughts while travelling to remote parts if SriLanka where the locals have planted tea after cutting thousands of years old trees and still can not afford even sandals in their feet.. sad to see this injustice

All your life people tell you to FOCUS, and CONCENTRATE, but NO ONE tells you, or did not tell me for sure, HOW TO, So Yesterday after trying for 20 days, First time in My life I was able to sit for 1 hr doing NOTHING and not moving my hands, eyes, and sat still, I think EVERYONE should look into this Exercise called ANAPANA and learn how to concentrate and focus. Will be making part of Rehan School for sure. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YB8HLO8N-T0

Good day Parker, I dream to meet someone who will make me smile whenever he walks into the room. I believe he will love me as if tomorrow is his last day, like there are no limits, i wish he will love me as if the world wasn't judging, as if no one has ever broken his heart, as if no one has ever made him cry. Give me support, give me energy, give me a cure, give me a break. I'm longing for that first look into his sparkling eyes, that first kiss, that first we hold hands and walk in a park. So many things to say to my future beloved man, but I don't think getting a chance to do so is easy that's why I'm here to find my love. Let me hear from you, Jennie

Sign the petition !! http://www.perdana4peace.org/ Perdana Global Peace Foundation (PGPF) strongly disapproves and condemns the closure of the Rafah border. Freedom of movement is an inalienable basic human right and must never be made subservient to political considerations, particularly since Rafah Border is the only lifeline the Palestinians of Gaza have to the outside world. PGPF is therefore, shocked and appalled that the Egyptian government claims the closure of the Rafah border is necessary to prevent activity by armed militants. The closure has in fact resulted in collective punishment of the entire population of 1.7 million which is ironically the exact same treatment Palestinians are experiencing at the hands of Israel. Gaza has been dubbed the largest open prison in the world due to the blockade. Apart from the mobility for the purpose of having economic activities with neighbouring Egypt, citizens and refugees within Gaza are not able to access much needed health care. The consensus on damages of such measure is clear and overwhelming as restriction to health access violates basic human rights guaranteed by international humanitarian and human rights law. The Palestinian Minister of Health in Gaza reported that hospitals throughout the Gaza Strip are running dangerously low on lifesaving medications and equipment. A report by the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) has revealed that Egypt’s security concerns have managed to limit education of Palestinians wishing to study abroad. Electricity production of a Gaza power plant is at risk of shutting down operations due to a trickling effect of fuel shortage coming from Egypt. "An estimated 600,000 people within the Gaza Strip may not have access to adequate and safe water and sanitation services as a result of increased power outages and lack of fuel," stated the report. For the sake of peace and humanity, the Palestinians of Gaza must be allowed to travel. PGPF calls upon all to join this movement to pressure the Egyptian government to reopen the border permanently. The following has been demarcated by the international community in support of opening borders between Gaza and Egypt: 1) The Universal Declaration of Human Rights article 13 affirms: "Everyone has the right to leave any country, including his own, and return to his country." 2) The International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination [Article 5 (d)(ii)], states: "State parties undertake to prohibit and to eliminate racial discrimination on all its forms and to guarantee the right of everyone, without distinction as to race, color, or national or ethnic origin, to equality before the law, notably in the enjoyment of ... the right to leave any country, including one's own, and to return to one's country." 3) The International Convention on Civil and Political Rights [Article 12(4)], states: "No one shall be arbitrarily deprived of the right to enter his own country." The continuing acts of 'genocide' against the Palestinians continue. It is unconscionable to remain silent. We call upon all people of conscience to unite & condemn this heinous act of modern day barbarism. We appeal to you to sign this petition and disseminate it to everyone.

Opinions of others do matter only if it is constructive feedback...then we should learn from it...if it is just said in contempt we should ignore it totally and not let it affect us at all..the same way we should never judge someone by other people's opinion...we should judge them for how they are to us...when we dream they think we are crazy...when we succeed they think we are lucky...it does not matter what people think...they simply don’t understand...making life great in our own way...is in our hands Rani Wemel

We can deal better with people...if we only understand...A Simple Fact...that people are not DIFFICULT...they are just DIFFERENT !...when we stop expecting people to be perfect...we begin to like them for who they are...understanding changes the way we think about the person and the way we work with them...this will result in a better outcome...life is not perfect...it's in our hands to make the very best of it. Rani Wemel

Another Myth broken, I went first time finally in my life to a Jewish Synagog , and was amazed to see that colour was peeling off, and it was not in a great condition, The Rabbi ( Imam) Joshua Yuter told me that not every Jewish person is super rich nor are all jewish places very rich, I though most money in the world is in Jewish hands. What do you think ?

How could I answer this question? This is highly paradoxical, as it is personal. The point is, if I feel ‘an empty space’ in my heart then it is not like feeling nothing at all, but a presence, a presence of absence perhaps. Then if I looked inside ‘my heart’, and found it empty, then maybe I have not looked at the right place, I have not looked deeply or closely enough, i.e. not at the heart of my heart so to speak. For long as there are feelings there is something, and long as you feel emptiness, empty you’re are not – the wanderer of the icy wildernesses say, long as you feel pain in your frost-bitten hands and feet they are alive. Sometimes, I feel very unhappy, but then I wonder how could I feel unhappy if unhappiness is all that is there – how could someone see darkness without there being any light at all. So, I have come to believe that feeling unhappiness means not being completely unhappy, a part inside still being in the light. Then, when I feel as if my heart was empty, I could believe there was something inside me that was not empty, and therefore could feel that emptiness. That something I would say is my true heart. A heart that if it is can never be empty. It is always full with one thing or the other, with love, kindness, hatred, fear etc. The answer to your question therefore is, yes, I do sometimes feeling empty, but it is when I become shorts sighted, when I am unable to look within closely enough … at times failing to see where my true heart is … at times mistaken and deluded, i.e. feeling as if I have run out of life, of chances, of opportunities, and even of hope, but only to realise a little while later that it was all just a feeling, a passing show, some fleeting shadow, caused by my looking for fullness, for love and happiness, at wrong places. You feel empty whenever, then follow your feelings, and reach for your true heart, the heart of your heart, as that of your being. Un Known

Invite from Osama Manzar Please accept my warmest greetings and also from Digital Empowerment Foundation! The reason of writing this mail to you is to apprise you that at DEF, the journey that we had started five years back under the knowledge platform called the mBillionth Award, has reached to an aggregate of more than 1200 mobile innovations which are not only a reflection of how mobile is changing the fate of India but also all its neighboring South Asian countries. I strongly believe that each one of you is its real stakeholder and you have directly or indirectly played your role in this. We also collectively have the onus to play wider change agents in this information revolution, where mobile is a tool that is in the hands of the masses, and if we do not use this opportunity then the larger population living in remote areas and at the edge of information, may never be able to come up to the level playing threshold. Thus, this email is to let you know, that on July 18th, at India Habitat Center in Delhi, more than 100 mobile and telecom players, including app developers, congregating to share their innovations that has been changing the society and would change even more if we all encourage them, support them, and collaborate with them. Please do find time to attend, participate, energize the valuable gathering and innovative practices. You may register here: http://mbillionth.in/register-now/ OR, you may just write back to me if you can manage to grace the occasion, and I will have the invite sent to you. Please treat this as my personal invite: 1. Details of what's happening is available at: http://mbillionth.in 2. IT Secretaries of 4 Countries and several other state level IT Secretaries are participating. 3. Officials of other ministries and department participation including agriculture, women and child development etc. 4. About 50 CEOs and Founders of various Mobile enterprises 5. 100 Mobile Companies. Startups, Projects, Apps, Products showcasing 6. 10 Countries, 20 States participating. 7. Launch of mBillionth Angel Fund & Incubation Center Look forward to seeing you, Warmest regards OsamaDate: 18 July 2014 Time : 08:30AM- 09:30PM Venue: India Habitat Centre, Lodi Road, Near Sai mandir, New Delhi Join us on FacebookFollow us on Twitter For further information, please contact us at mBillionth@defindia.net This is an auto-mailer. Please do not reply to this