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| Blog Name: | Never Stop Dreaming... |
| Url: | http://hellobirgunj.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Nepal, Japan, Personal |
| Description: | The world through eyes of an engineer from Nepal who presently lives in Japan...travel experiences, poems, articles on current affairs, brainstorming debates, faces of Japan, happenings in Nepal, Expert opinions on emerging issues and more... |
| Popularity: | 103 Followers |
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I don’t believe anymore
Worried citizen, fading morale They broke the rules But told me They want us to feel happy I still believed Unrealized dreams, lost hopes They killed the innocents But told me They want us to live long I still believed Helpless eyes, stressed folks They extorted pe
Worried citizen, fading morale They broke the rules But told me They want us to feel happy I still believed Unrealized dreams, lost hopes They killed the innocents But told me They want us to live long I still believed Helpless eyes, stressed folks They extorted pe
Japanese society: at crossroads of religion and superstition
There’s a saying, 'Every Japanese is a Shinto when he’s born, a Christian when he marries, and a Buddhist once he dies'. During my stay in Japan for the period of little under four years, I've learned that Japanese people, most of the times, refrain from talking about two things: politics and religion. Probably that's why it took more than half of a century for the Japanese to seriously think of replacing the Liberal Democrats to lead Japan (Read the related post here). However in this post, I intend to discuss only about religious aspect of the Japanese society.
There’s a saying, 'Every Japanese is a Shinto when he’s born, a Christian when he marries, and a Buddhist once he dies'. During my stay in Japan for the period of little under four years, I've learned that Japanese people, most of the times, refrain from talking about two things: politics and religion. Probably that's why it took more than half of a century for the Japanese to seriously think of replacing the Liberal Democrats to lead Japan (Read the related post here). However in this post, I intend to discuss only about religious aspect of the Japanese society.
Smartphones, what can you do with it? Do you really need one?
Cell phones have undoubtedly become an integral part of our lives. I’m pretty sure you never leav
Cell phones have undoubtedly become an integral part of our lives. I’m pretty sure you never leav
Never Stop Dreaming: celebrating 100th blog post
What you are reading now actually marks the 100th post on this blog, Never Stop Dreaming, which I started last year as a convenient way to give voice to my feelings, share ideas and events and exchange opinions on various issues. It's been a little over 75 weeks when I first posted at this blog. Earlier, blogging was just an extension to my habit of writing daily diary - a time off thing to avoid boredom and loneliness - but, soon it became a passion. I started to see blogging as a wonderful medium to convey and exchange my feelings. It became a place where I could explicitly express myself. I have tried to be regular in blogging
What you are reading now actually marks the 100th post on this blog, Never Stop Dreaming, which I started last year as a convenient way to give voice to my feelings, share ideas and events and exchange opinions on various issues. It's been a little over 75 weeks when I first posted at this blog. Earlier, blogging was just an extension to my habit of writing daily diary - a time off thing to avoid boredom and loneliness - but, soon it became a passion. I started to see blogging as a wonderful medium to convey and exchange my feelings. It became a place where I could explicitly express myself. I have tried to be regular in blogging
I want you to feel me
It’s a sleepless lonely nightI can’t stop thinking of youIf only you knewHow much I love youCold winds blowing aroundI’m still awakeOut on the streetsWandering willy-nillyChilled to the boneAbandoned and aloneIt’s a shivering dark nightBut can’t freeze my f
It’s a sleepless lonely nightI can’t stop thinking of youIf only you knewHow much I love youCold winds blowing aroundI’m still awakeOut on the streetsWandering willy-nillyChilled to the boneAbandoned and aloneIt’s a shivering dark nightBut can’t freeze my f
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