STRENGTH ISLIFE;
WEAKNESS IS
DEATH
-Swamy Vivekanandha
Arise!
Awake!
And
Stop Not
Till
The
Goal
Is
Reached!
-Swamy Vivekanandha
Awake!
And
Stop Not
Till
The
Goal
Is
Reached!
-Swamy Vivekanandha
If You have
"Zeroness"
in You...
You can see
"Heroness"
of Your
Ishta Devatha in
You.
-Swamy Vivekanandha.
"All the knowledge
that the word has
ever received
come from the mind;
the infinite library of the universe
is in our mind."
- SWAMY VIVEKANANDHA.
TAKE UP AN IDEA
DEVOTE YOURSELF TO IT
STRUGGLE ON PATIENCE
AND THE SUN
WILL RICE FOR YOU
- SWAMY VIVEKANANDHA.
"Stand Up,
Be Bold,
Be Strong.
Take the
Whole Responsibility
on Your Own Shoulders,
and
Know that you are the creator of
Your Own Destiny."
- SWAMY VIVEKANANDHA.
You Have
Enormous Power in You
Yo Can Achieve
Anything and Everything
-Swamy Vivekanandha
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Modern Architecture in Berlin, Germany
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ING House at the Amsterdam Zuidas business district
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Dubai Creek Golf Club
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New York – The Calm Before the Storm
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The Houston Skyline
Modern Architecture in Asakusa Tokyo Japan
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The Nave in Gloucester Cathedral, England
The new Queen Elizabeth Hospital (England)
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Tewkesbury Abbey (England)
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What a beauty...!
Puerto Marina, Spain
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Sydney Opera House
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How beauty this Water lilies
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Nymphaeaceae
Nelumbonaceae
See the beautiful winter season...!
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Enjoy the wonderful sun sight...!
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What a wonderful blue hills..!
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