Hug me until I smell like you.
You are mine and I am yours.
I may not see you every day but I love you every day.
We both know that I love you more.
The happiest moment of my life is when you told me you love me.
I love the way you make me feel special.
Out of all smiles, yours is my favorite.
You are me. Me is you.
© Himanshu Singh, 2020
Losing your love is okay.
Losing your best friend is okay.
But losing yourself in the process of getting them back to you is not okay.
Value yourself you are important.
Your happiness
My happiness
Epitome of Love & Devotion – Shiv & Parvati
Shiva is the destroyer, God of the yogis, self-controlled and celibate, while at the same time a remarkable lover of his spouse. Parvati is a family Goddess, known for her wifely devotion to Lord Shiva. She has many other names and aspects. Often Durga, Shakti, and Kali might be considered other forms of Parvati.
They are a symbol of love, power, and devotion. The principle power of Shiva comes from helping you realize your true self by destroying the aspects of your beliefs and false ego. Whatever Shiva dissolves is recreated by his consort Parvati, the goddess of love, fertility, and devotion. Together they make a formidable couple. When you invoke the qualities Shiva and Parvati reveal, it enables you to adopt new behaviors and leads to personal transformation. Lord Shiva is an unpredictable God. Although he can appear tranquil, he easily flies into fits of rage, impulsive acts, and, at times, can be callous. Yet he is considered the most powerful of the Gods in Hindu Mythology. Brahma and Vishnu come to realize this in the story of the Shiva Linga – the Universal energy of life that has no beginning and no end.
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#God #Love #Hindu #Hinduism #LordGanesha #SanatanDharma #Shiva
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“When a man dwells on the pleasure of sense, attraction for them arises in him. From attraction arises desire, the lust of possession, and this leads to passion, to anger.
From passion comes confusion of mind, then loss of remembrance, the forgetting of duty. From this loss comes the ruin of reason, and the ruin of reason leads man to destruction.”
― Bhagavad Gita
Hindus in Bangladesh are facing one of the most brutal genocides that the world has ever witnessed. No one from the international community has come forward in solidarity with them.
“Whatever action is performed by a great man, common men follow in his footsteps, and whatever standards he sets by exemplary acts, all the world pursues.”
― Bhagavad Gita, The Bhagavad Gita
Himanshu Singh 
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