beautiful souls

A small help sometimes makes us to wink our eyes.It creates immense respect over the person when its been done at right time.There were couple of incidents yesterday which triggered me to write.My Boss offered a tissue paper for the server who spilled few servings on his shirt,touched by it.
My senior colleague who sensed my medical emergency, drove me all the way to medical shop amidst her schedules. I learn a lot through beautiful experiences. Genuinely beautiful souls.

Its a melody

When people are in the venture Of finding fat cheques,Adding one more name behind names,welcoming newcomers to their world,I wake up in that same rhythm with half turned pages over my hands and happily treating inner kid with books,meaningful travels,challenges,exams,music,healthy diet and red wine.I like speedy thriller movies,but not in my personal life.Great feeling when  u feel gentle breeze in land of hurricanes. When we have nothing to loose,that's a tipping point.content with the place I sleep and food I eat,but I always need a guru in all my ways ,can be as simple as having a photo in my wallet .

zone of discomfort

I update my versions,I follow few protocols which I expect it from any being.I can't give an excuse to me to live unstructured life.
Few stuff which I really expect as ethics from receiver side
1.placing the bookmark in same page while returning any book.
2.abiding mobile ethics(deadly mistake to surf any buddy's mobile even with their permission)
3.providing realistic timelines in whatever the say.
4.integrity in words and actions.
More than above all,in the name of any tag penetrating into personnel space .Its not a rulebook but my zone of discomfort when people break those at least with me

Arima Nambi

Quite after a long time watched Tamil thriller movie "Arima Nambi".Handful of thrillers with ancient tamil name nowadays and now it's arima, "Man with the power of lion".Happily enjoyed anand shankar's stream of consciousness technique through out the movie.Heroine has nothing much to do apart from her native sentiments .Hero vikram Babu has done justice,not less not more with his acting style.Movie is so fast which any thriller demands.
Expected opening scenes where people like me easily bored of but then director tied with lot of twist and turns in upcoming scenes.Found lot of shades from Davinci scenes, National treasure and so on.good try in Tamil cinema with its own if's and but's.
Thanking my friend for suggesting a better movie to forget my sickly day.Its a good watch for any thriller lovers.

formless compassion

It means a lot when we give glass of water  for a person suffering from hiccups.compassion can be defined in any form, for me its formless like air.It can be a simple touch over abandoned dog, mug of water for a starving plant or can be phone call to sooth a sick friend.I love my small cute world where defined traditional relations are hardly found instead filled by admirable souls and jingle bells.

folk flavour

There can be many poems,sonnets and on.when poems merge with background beat(swaras of carnatic,fast beats of folk) it gets it own charming life.I love folk songs of  my native Tamil language which is all time favorite for rich lyrics and its own medhalam(native instruments). Freestyle folk is splendid to dance.I infered few
1.There is no protocol for dance as well as for folk beat.
2.Lyrics are written on the fly where over -thinking is kept aside.
Keeping all the manners I learnt under the carpet,enjoying with my pure village folk songs.
Whistles,kottu,kerchief ,urumi(native prop) makes me to take those dance floor at anytime

who moved my cheese

This time I started up with this tiny book "Who moved my cheese" by Spencer Johnson.In two sittings I am done with it.writer starts with a story using mice and little people as his characters adding lot of strategies to move their cheese.As a whole its about change and adapting to change wherever we go.very simple book to consume it ,if energy level is low.As a whole its a one time read with lot of cheese diagrams and tiny messages for the day.