Kumari Quotes

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As he pulled his crayon out, The world was painted in glowing scarlet...
Preetilata kumari
Task left undone remains undone in two places—at the actual location of the task, and inside your head. Incomplete tasks in your head consume the energy of your attention as they gnaw at your conscience.
Brahma Kumaris
Only a powerful soul can offer love. Only a powerful soul can afford to be humble. If we are weak, then we become selfish. If we are empty, we take, but if we are filled, we automatically give to all. That is our nature.
Brahma Kumaris
He put his finger in and out, and watched me lie there. ''Perfect'', I groaned breathlessly, while a tear drop shined on the corner of my right eye.
~Preetilata Kumari
Like the universe is, A giant ocean of darkness having infinite little stars illuminating light at different angles, Like we are, A giant universe of our own, with billions of stars hidden inside.
Mansi Kumari
I walked down the memory lane this afternoon, The streets have changed now after the storm; the ruins and the residues are cleared... But the madness in the air still remains; Every path I took had the same old smell, Everything once again seemed like those early youth days under the mellow sun, with you.
Preetilata kumari
A task left undone remains undone in two places—at the actual location of the task, and inside your head. Incomplete tasks in your head consume the energy of your attention as they gnaw at your conscience.—Brahma Kumaris
David Allen (Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity)
To tolerate does not mean to die, but to live in everyone's heart with love. No natter how much against you someone is, even if you have to tolerate not once but ten times, nevertheless, the fruit of the power of tolerance is imperishable and sweet.
Brahma Kumaris
In the short term, adrenaline gives our immune function a boost to help fight bacterial and viral infections. But in the longer term, over-production of adrenaline and abnormal patterns of cortisol are linked with shorter life expectancy (Kumari et al., 2011). When adrenaline is repeatedly propping up our immune system through chronic stress and then we stop and the adrenaline goes down, so does the immune system. This is why you often hear of people who work incredibly hard around the clock for months on end and when they finally stop to take a holiday they almost immediately fall ill.
Julie Smith (Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before?)
sometimes its good to be a stranger for the person who never gave importance to you.. and never even tried to understand you..
KATYAYANI KUMARI
Be like a bird.. BORN TO FLY..
KATYAYANI KUMARI
It needs strength to stay silent, but it needs courage to confide in somebody.
Namrata Kumari
Our decisions are influenced by our beliefs and this is why we say our reality is what we believe in.
Namrata Kumari (Change Your Beliefs To Change Your Reality)
She half closed her eyes; As he savored the honey-dew,that dripped from her fountain.
~Preetilata Kumari
None is different from you, yet each one is unique and special.
Sparsha Kumari
Clovis straightened himself. He squared his shoulders. He tossed back his curls. Then slowly, with immense dignity, he climbed the cellar steps. “Unhand my servant, please,” he ordered the crows. “As you see, I am Finn Taverner.” The crows let go of the Indian. They stared at the golden-haired youth who had appeared at the top of the cellar steps. The boy’s breeding showed in every movement; he was an undoubted and true aristocrat. Here before them was The Blood which Sir Aubrey longed for, and they were filled with joy. The boy now addressed his servant. “You have served me well, Kumari,” he said--and every word was crystal clear; the words of a perfect English gentleman, speaking slowly to a foreigner. “Now I give you your freedom. And with it, this token of my thanks.” And out of the pocket of his tunic he took a watch on a long chain which he handed to the Indian. “But, sir,” said Mr. Trapwood, who had seen the glint of silver. “Should you--” “I am a Taverner,” said Clovis. “And no one shall say that I am not grateful to those who have served me. And now, gentlemen, I am ready. I take it you have reserved a first-class cabin for me?” “Well,” began Mr. Low. Mr. Trapwood kicked his shin. “It shall be arranged, sir,” he said. “Everything will be taken care of.” “Good. I should like to go on board immediately.” “Yes, sir, of course. If you’ll just come with us.” Clovis bowed to Miss Minton, then to Maia. His eyes were dry and his dignity was matchless. Then he followed the crows out of the museum.
Eva Ibbotson (Journey to the River Sea)
The Red Hill was referred to in the most ancient surviving work of Tamil literature, the Tolkappiyam, which itself makes reference to an even earlier work now lost to history which in turn had supposedly been part of a library of archaic texts, all now also vanished, the compilation of which was said to have begun more than 10,000 years previously. This had been the library of the legendary First Sangam -- or 'Academy' -- of the lost Tamil civilization of Kumari Kandam, swallowed up, as Captain Narayan put it, 'by a major eruption of the sea'.
Graham Hancock (Underworld: The Mysterious Origins of Civilization)
The fully qualified Indian marine archaeologists who had dived on the structure in 1993 had not hesitated in their official report to pronounce it to be man-made with 'courses of masonry' plainly visible -- surely a momentous finding 5 kilometers from the shore at a depth of 23 metres? But far from exciting attention, or ruffling any academic feathers, or attracting funds for an extension of the diving survey to the other apparently man-made mounds that had been spotted bear by on the sea-bed -- and very far indeed from inspiring any Tamil expert to re-evaluate the derided possibility of a factual basis to the Kumari Kandam myth -- the NIO's discovery at Poompuhur had simply been ignored by scholarship, not even reacted to or dismissed, but just widely and generally ignored.
Graham Hancock (Underworld: The Mysterious Origins of Civilization)
Meaning of Real Teacher and his Virtues and Speciality: T - Trained E - Equality A - Administration C - Creativity H - Humility E - Etiquette R - Responsibility
Brahma Kumaris (Inner Personality Development: A Project Report)
Trust was something the Kumari couldn't afford. Not with friends, not with her siblings, not even her children. There were only two things a Kumari should trust; the magic that ran through her veins and the love of her bonded mates.
Hanleigh Bradley (Cursed By The Crown)
It was hers... her Kitsune... her magic. The magic of all the Kumaris past, present and future.
Hanleigh Bradley (Cursed By The Crown)
I am not a believer of the law of attraction (though I do not deny the possibilities of it to be true), but I firmly believe in the ability of making choices, the ability to take conscious decisions.
Namrata Kumari (Change Your Beliefs To Change Your Reality)
Jaise Jaagi Hui Aankhon Mein Chubhen Kaanch Ke Khwab, Raat Is Tarah Deewanon Ki Basar Hoti Hai’ (The way dreams made out of glass prick wide-awake eyes, that is how some people spend the night).
Vinod Mehta (Meena Kumari)
A starlet in whom Shukla took a special interest was a curvaceous beauty called Vijay Kumari, known by her pet name, Candy. Students at the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII), Pune, recall how one day in August 1976 film director G.P. Sippy turned up at the institute along with Candy dressed in blue jeans, a yellow top and dark glasses. They were told that Candy, who had ‘high connections’, was to be given a place in the girls’ hostel even though she had taken none of the mandatory admission tests. N.V.K. Murthy, the then director of FTII, at first resisted her admission but was told by Sippy that it was a direct order from Shukla. Shortly afterwards Murthy was transferred to Delhi and replaced by Jagat Murari.
Coomi Kapoor (The Emergency: A Personal History)
As he pulled his crayon out, The world was painted in glowing scarlet..
Preeti Lata Kumari
As he pulled the crayon out; The world was painted in glowing scarlet...
~Preetilata Kumari
Do you know what passion is? He whispered And he brushed my lips... the lipstick smeared and the brassiere rested on the floor..
~Preetilata Kumari
She invited him to her unexplored land He snarled like the hungry wolf; circled his thumb around it; and thrust his dagger.. until it cracked and rained
~Preetilata Kumari
He traveled the lowland and climbed the mountains; and drank from the flowing stream.
~Preetilata Kumari
When you expect a man to create your world of dreams, you fall into the doctrine against women and strengthen what we are supposed to fight back and demolish.
Namrata Kumari
In the case of Lalita Kumari, it is mandated that the officer in charge/SHO of the Police Station is bound to register F.I.R. and initiate investigation when information regarding commission of cognizable offence is received.
Abhilash Malhotra (Investigation To Trial : The Book for a Common Man: Criminal Law)
In the words of Nargis Kumari, who was happy to gloat publicly over her former friend’s distress, Anisa had “been shown the power of Muslim kismet and of Hindu karma, both of which exact bitter poetic justice upon traitors and wrongdoers.
Salman Rushdie (Quichotte)
पहरेदार चंचलसिंह
Babu Devkinandan Khatri (कुसुम कुमारी : kusum kumari : kusum kumari book : kusum kumari Hindi novel book : kusum kumari novel : kusum kumari Hindi book : Babu Devkinandan Khatri ... hindi books : Hindi upnyas : (Hindi Edition))
Amidst the new moon, a long night of darkness, a bright star emerges to shine in the night sky.
Varsha Kumari
A task left undone remains undone in two places—at the actual location of the task, and inside your head. Incomplete tasks in your head consume the energy of your attention as they gnaw at your conscience. —Brahma Kumaris
David Allen (Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity)
If we accept the generally agreed date of between AD 350 and 550 for the end of the -- at least semi-historical -- 'Third Sangam', then this gives us a fixed reference point on which to anchor the chronology of the myth [...]. The date of 9600 BC for the formation of the First Sangam (or 9800 BC or 9400 BC for that matter) coincides closely enough with Plato's date for the inundation of Atlantis -- also 9600 BC -- to raise the hairs on the back of my neck. And the question continues to be this: how could Plato less than 2500 years ago, or Nakirar less than 1500 years ago, have managed by chance to select the epoch of 9600 BC in which to set, on the one hand, the sinking under the waves of the Atlantic Ocean of the great antediluvian civilization of Atlantis and, on the other, the foundation of the First Sangam in Kumari Kandam -- a doomed Indian Ocean landmass that was itself destined to be swallowed by the sea? If Plato and Nakirar were pure 'fabulists' working independently of any real tradition or real events, then isn't it much more likely that they would have chosen different imaginary epochs in which to set their flood stories? Why didn't they choose 20,000 or 30,000 years ago -- or even 300,000 years ago, or three million years ago -- instead of the tenth millennium BC? And was it just luck that this slot turns out to have been in the midst of the meltdown of the last Ice Age -- the only episode of truly global flooding to have hit the earth in the last 125,000 years?
Graham Hancock (Underworld: The Mysterious Origins of Civilization)
NANUAN'S AUTOMOBILE - A MULTI-BRAND CAR WORKSHOP
Kiran Kumari
..a man who expresses sorrow publicly by crying would be humiliated by the taunt, 'Auraton jaise ro rahe ho?' (Why are you crying like a woman?) And who does not remember that stirring line of Subhadra Kumari Chauhan's--'Khoob ladi mardani, woh toh Jhansi wali rani thi.' (Bravely she fought, the Rani of Jhansi/Like a man she did fight). What does this line mean? Even when it is a woman who has shown bravery, it still cannot be understood as a 'feminine quality'. Bravery is seen as a masculine virtue no matter how many women may display it or how few men.
Nivedita Menon (Seeing Like a Feminist)
The soul drives the body and uses the organs to express itself.
Brahma Kumaris
women are welcome. Similarly, there are temples dedicated to the female sanyasi path, where adult men are not allowed, like the Kumari Amman temple. There are temples for the sanyas of transgender people too. Misunderstandings arise because you worldly people don’t know enough about our sanyasi ways.’ ‘Okay, okay, I give up,’ said Raavan, holding his hands up in mock surrender. ‘Go for your pilgrimage. When is it? In a few months?’ ‘Yes.’ Kumbhakarna smiled and murmured, ‘Swamiye Sharanam Ayyappa.’ We find refuge at the feet of Lord Ayyappa.
Amish Tripathi (Raavan: Enemy of Aryavarta (Ram Chandra #3))
people say that life is a battle ground and we are warriors.. but what I understood about life is that:- it doesn't operates us.. we are operating our own life by making right and wrong decisions..
KATYAYANI KUMARI
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