Hi, All
All these "Days" have been introduced by some business minded people
behind, so that commercial activities particularly on sale of cards,
flowers, sweets, etc. can boom. What about "Akshaya Tritheeya Day"?
There is no authentic justification that if one purchases gold etc.
on that day it will bring luck. It is all commercial gimmicks! Wise
ones do not get fooled.
Let us be Wise!
Mani
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wrote:
>
> I do & not agree with your perspective.
Sreeja &
> Mr. Jayakumar are settled or going to be settled in life... So on
your
> perspective, these activities could be useless.....
> I am really agree with the last point of Ms. Sreeja...... there is
no any
> comments against it & feel to appreciate your such thought....
> I jst would like ask to everyone on this group... most of the
people are
> saying that many people are there, they do not have even small
piece of
> Rotti to have for one time.....
> Did anyone try or feel that to help them ever ever....by any
means.....
>
> so my humble request to STOP such kind of useless replies.....
> let them do what ever they wish...... one day they will really
realize that
> this is not a life....
> there are more and more in this world to..........
>
> pls forgive me if i hurt anyone.... ..
>
> regards
>
> shibin
>
>
>
> On 2/13/08, sreeja varghese <sreethomas_
> >
> > Dear Friend,
> >
> > I am sorry I dont have malayalam font so please forgive me for
writing
> > this reply in English...
> >
> > Why do we have birthday, mother's day, father's day, friendship
day,
> > rakshabhandan etc. Arent we living everyday? Dont we love our
father and
> > mother everyday? dont we care for our friends?? same thing for
siblings too.
> > The basic reason we give importance to these days is to show
them we
> > recognise they are there for us...and want to present a token of
> > appreciation maybe a card or some flowers... which portray at
times what we
> > dont tell or show each other. It is especially for those people
to remember
> > to do something that they may have ignored in their daily race
of life(
> > perhaps in the western culture). Its true the young generation
uses it in a
> > different manner... but thats a phase which they will recover
from... just
> > take it as a part of growing up. If you havent wished
anyone "happy
> > valentine's day" till date, good for you... but if that simple
wish can
> > brighten up someone's day (maybe even of an orphan) dont take
that away from
> > them... Please attempt to see the good side of things at times...
> >
> > Regards
> > Sreeja, Qatar
> >
> > *â–ˆâ–'Ñ€ÑаvasÑ–â–'â–ˆ <pravasi.kuwait@
> >
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> >
> >
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> >
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