Do you believe in destiny? If you are excel in something or bad in something else is it out of your destiny?
I think about this subject lots of times. If I'm living happily and have an admirable family with a lovely princess and am not wondering about earning money everyday is it out of my own abilities or destiny? What's the difference between me and some one who wasn't born in suitable conditions? Why should I be better than her? Is it fair? If not ,so the great maker wasn't fair? But we've heard he is the most fair power in all the world .... but why we didn't start from the same point?
P.S. Although my bro. and his lovely wife are with us but I've missed KhaleSanaz a lot. Hope she is good where ever she is now.
Tuesday, June 01, 2010
Monday, May 31, 2010
Yesterday
Yesterday was important for me. I did 3 special tasks which need enough courage to be done. I'm sure I'll finish them properly but still am confused how I geared 3 of them at the same time !!!
Saturday, May 29, 2010
Freedom
I've let my mind free, now I can feel the infinity of boarders. Everything could be unlimited even your kindness or even patience.
This photo has been taken in Hegmatane Hill.Thousand years ago a powerful and wise generation were rulling Iran from that hill.
Rozana is perfect here I think...
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Cultures
Some days ago Mehrdad and I were reading a book written about the ways of training girls and boys by an Indian author. Book is full of black and white paintings so Rozana thought it's her painting book and coloured lots of them !!!!
In the part of girls it was written : "Your daughter remains always your daughter but your son is only your son up to his marriage."
We both think it's true and it was interesting that this type of thinking is same in Iranian and Indian cultures.
P.S. My Different Reader has decided not coming and saying offensive words here. I think it's improvement for her. Maybe she is curing.
In the part of girls it was written : "Your daughter remains always your daughter but your son is only your son up to his marriage."
We both think it's true and it was interesting that this type of thinking is same in Iranian and Indian cultures.
P.S. My Different Reader has decided not coming and saying offensive words here. I think it's improvement for her. Maybe she is curing.
Monday, May 24, 2010
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