Newton Sutradhar

संकल्प से सृष्टि

[段闲云 @interestxy]

人生最真挚的体验，就是早上能够悠闲地自然醒来，安静专注地做自己热爱的事业，去健身房保持健康的身体，读许多的好书，慢悠悠地去公园散步，再与三五好友畅谈。没有催促，也没有慌张。在平静的生活中，收获不需要理由的快乐。

[analizepsi @ypmyvdhnlr]

Bugun kizimin ilk veli toplantısında hayatimin en guzel cümlesini duydum.
'Cok mutlu bir çocuk yetistirmişsiniz'

[Rupok Acharjee @RupokAcharjee]

Proud to be Bharatiya, proud to call this nation my home 🇮🇳

[Sexual Health coach @sxhealth101]

One woman should never have enough power to destroy your entire life.

-She can reject you.
-She can leave you.
-She can choose another man.
-She can stop loving you.

It will hurt, but life continues.

Your legs still work. Your brain still works. Your goals are still there. Your family still needs you. Your future still exists.

Never give one person the power to make you forget who you are.

[NCMIndia Council For Men Affairs @NCMIndiaa]

Thats why we started Long Live Patriarchy Compaign

[kishore k swamy 🇮🇳 @sansbarrier]

Shri K Parasaran turns 100 today. Led a fantastic legal innings. Won us the Ram temple by his brilliant arguments. May god bless you sir 🙏

[Indic_Vibhu @Hindu_Tradition]

I can't believe that I used to sing these songs too...😳

We were so brainwashed that we never thought straight.

Watch this to know that how the MULLAWOOD/URDUWOOD distorted Indian Culture, Indian History and the concept of India altogether over the years...😡

[段闲云 @interestxy]

你的人生中，只有三样东西不会背叛你，就是你的经历、你的健康、你内心的平静。所以，不要把时间浪费在不能控制的事上。向别人证明自己的价值，渴望得到他人的认可，追求一个不爱你的人。去追求那些能让你不断思考，丰富感受，获得成长的东西吧。人的时间和注意力都是有限的。你把它们投向哪里，哪里就会成为你的人生。

[Priyangshu ࿗ @Priyang87]

Bangladesh is cooking so hard man I was not familiar with their game

[☆ @literarrium]

Between men and women there is no friendship possible. There is passion, enmity, worship, love, but no friendship.

-Oscar Wilde

[🍂 @Lovandfear]

There's a beautiful phrase that says: “What we give doesn't always return, but what we give is always what we are.” And that hits hard.

[Autumn Christian @teachrobotslove]

You'll fall deeper in love when you realize that your lover doesn't exist to satisfy your every whim and desire and it's not their responsibility to provide everything lacking in your life, like some kind of divinely ordained human-shaped vending machine. When you let go of this, and just focus on loving them, that's the secret doorway to getting everything you ever wanted.

[Marco aurelio @marco_aureli07]

“No controles el mundo; controla tu reacción ante él. Ahí comienza la verdadera libertad.”

— Marco Aurelio

[段闲云 @interestxy]

告诉大家一个保持心理健康的秘密，就是不要尝试解读任何事、任何行为、任何表情、任何言语、任何关系。你看到的，就只是你看到的，发生的，也只是已经发生的。接受事情本来的样子，把注意力收回自己，过好眼前的每一天，然后，带着一天里真实发生过的快乐，安心入睡。

[Sexual Health coach @sxhealth101]

Men choose younger women most of the time because they respect his rules instead of trying to control his daily plans.

She is usually easier to lead, less set in her ways, and more willing to build with him instead of managing him.

An older woman often brings heavy emotional baggage and past hurt, then expects him to pay for mistakes he did not make.

She wants the benefits of a serious man while still arguing over every decision, every boundary, and every plan.

A lot of men are not chasing youth for fun. They are choosing peace, respect, and a woman who has not already decided she knows better than him.

[do'o kappa @viprabuddhi]

Most of you people will shit your pants if you have to live with Orthodox Bengali Hindu families like mine

These are the rules in my home:
> Showering every time you take a shit, we keep separate wear to go take a shit

> There are literally separate mugs for showering and taking a shit

> Bengalis keep separate utensils for "amish" and "niramish". Utensils which are used to cook even onions and masoor dal cannot be used to cook niramish

> There are older generations who consider chicken (and its eggs) as asaucha even if they consume mutton

> Also, if any non-Hindu consumes water from a glass, we have to splash Gangajal on it to purify it

>No leftover is allowed on days of Shaucha

> If you haven't washed your hands and mouth after eating, then touch any food, it becomes "aeto", meaning impure. It cannot be mixed in with other food or they become aeto as well

> You cannot enter the kitchen to cook without taking shower and changing into fresh clothes

> If you take a haircut, you have to take shower before entering the premises of the home because you become asaucha

> When a woman makes bhoga, her saree cannot touch the floor or the food cannot be offered to the gods

> Also, there is no concept of sargi among Bengali Hindus. Vrat is ideally nirjala (or water can be consumed at max)

> Once vrat ends, you can only consume sattvic food and not go down on 1kg carb/fat heavy BS like vrat pizza

> Bengalis also have a concept called "heri". If you cook fish or mutton and a drop of masala/water splashes on you, you have to take shower

> The concept of cross contamination is an extremely important thing in Bengali homes.

> Milk and salt cannot touch each other, hence Bengal has a culture of dairy based desserts but no paneer dishes

> You have separate clothes for sleeping and work, you cannot wear the same dress you went out in and sleep in the same thing

> Post travel, you have to take a shower immediately because you become asaucha

And the thing is that Bengali non-UCs (like mine) are far more likely to be orthodox when it comes to these things than even urban UCs in Kolkata

The thing is that I would actually prefer to follow these, but it's not possible in North India where people aren't that keen on rules of shaucha

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Namtso Lake, Tibet.

A high-altitude saltwater lake surrounded by the Nyenchen Tanglha mountains.

[Marco aurelio @marco_aureli07]

Un rey se hace rey construyendo su imperio, no persiguiendo a su reina.

— Alejandro Magno