The World That I See - My View

"Beauty of nature is never a boring thing even when you revisit it millions of times as long as you know how to see the real nature beyond that what your normal eyes can see"

I was in Pandan Indah on Monday 25th Feb and 27th Feb 2008. On 25th Feb: I was coming from the road from the Market turning into the road that leads to MPAJ Hall. The light turn green and my car moved to turn. Reaching the center of the junction a bunch of motorcyclist stopped right in front of me and stopped me. Then they made hand movement like the traffic police does, to allow the traffic from the opposite direction that turns towards the same direction that I am going to move even though it is a RED light for them. The I saw a dark color painted car with lots of BN flag coming out from the traffic and moving on to the road that I am suppose to go. It looks like the BN supporters took control of the traffic and the role of the Police. The whole bunch moved towards the housing area nearby. On 27th Feb 2008: I was coming from the same market area but this time I was at the "T" junction near the market towards the traffic light that I was stopped on 25th Feb 2008. But thing t

Point to think of ..... what if on Friday 7th March 2008 BN release the HINDRAF5 and come up with a reason saying "we understand the points taken up by them and bla..bla bla, put up a big media promo and divert the voters mind to make them believe that BN is doing good for Indians and so on. We all know it in just a political gimmick. If BN want to do it they could have do the good things long time ago, but when it just before elections ...can we believe it? But many of us might get trapped into believing that BN is speaking the truth...... I think what ever happens, we should to still vote for Opposition (any other then BN). I say this not because i hate BN. I hate no one, this is the only way to make politics work for people...when there is no 2/3 majority for any party. They have to work hard and deliver that all can agree and surely avoid any misuse of power. eg: a 3.1 megapixel digital camera that was bought for RM8,254 but it can cost any one less then Rm2000.00 (that time).

(Media Conference Statement by Ishwar Nahappan on joining the DAP in Penang on Sunday, 10th February 2008 at 10.30 am) http://www.indianmalaysian.com/sound/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1129 My father Tan Sri Athi Nahappan died 32 years ago . On April 4th 1976 , one month before he died he made a speech at a dinner in his honor by the Penang State MIC at Wisma Perseketuan . Let me read you a paragraph from his speech . “The Government is now concerned with the eradication of poverty of all the races. This will be emphasized in our 3rd Malaysia Plan . “Poverty is to be found in every community. In solving poverty we should not think of Malay poverty, Chinese poverty or Indian poverty. There can only be one poverty and that is NATIONAL POVERTY which must be solved regardless of race. I am aware that the Prime Minister (Tun Hussein Onn) is determined to eliminate the poverty of the nation as a whole. The answer to poverty is the equal distribution of opportunities, income

He is Sri Sri Rambhavu Swamigal of ShanthaAshram, Srinivasapura, Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, India Guruji has served his Guru Sri Ramachandendra Saraswathi Swamigal and has attained Manthara Siddhi. He leads a Spartan life and lives on 2 banana and a tumble of milk daily. It is 27 years since he drank water, nor does he take any other fruits. Slender in appearance but mighty in powers he performs the Homam in his characteristic unhurried manner. He has acquired tremendous powers through apasana and it is thrilling experience to watch him bath in the sacrificial fire of the Homam. The performance of this yagna will not only benefit the local residence but also the entire universe .. as the Upanishad statement goes " A tree in full bloom will send out its fragrance as far as the wind will waft. The Uchishta Ganapathy Manthra is highly powerful it can cure chronic diseases, warding of evils, creating friendly feelings, fulfilment of one's desires are some of the important effects of

Another good one to consider....how we were and how we are now.... That time even in my school we played football with random members or based on where you stay etc. But now I see in school the teams are divided into race. Where we are heading?

Have laugh people. This is nothing personal, I published it is just for a laugh. Well made video.

As he start the Homa.... I will publish more details, as I publish more photos. The fire that does not burn him... The "tamed" fire... If you observe well you can see him "talking to the fire".. The colours of the element fire

Abdullah: It is my duty to be honest and fair to everyone By CHRISTINA CHIN and DAVID TAN PENANG: I am a Malay but I am a prime minister of all races – that was Prime Minster Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi's message to the people. Speaking at a dialogue session with the Chinese community at the Penang Chinese Town Hall (PCTH) yesterday, the premier said as a Muslim, it was his duty to be “honest and fair” to everyone regardless of their race or religion. “The Quran tells us to always have integrity and this is something I will never forget. As a Muslim, I will one day meet my Maker and He (Allah) will ask me what I have done as the Prime Minister of Malaysia. “I cannot lie because God is all-knowing,” he said, adding that he had friends from all communities. “Until today, my Indian and Chinese school friends are very close to me and we have never had an argument. Similarly, in the Government, I am friends with leader representatives from various communities because we are satu ha

http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5jZ9jlQFbr5JLyVvd-f-d7cmhumXA 4 hours ago KUALA LUMPUR (AFP) — Malaysian police Saturday fired teargas and water cannons to disperse ethnic Indians clutching flowers and gathered in the capital, in the latest crackdown on public protests, witnesses said. Some 300 people defied a police ban and attempted to gather in Independence Square in downtown Kuala Lumpur to protest alleged discrimination, before police moved in, an AFP correspondent witnessed. "It is an embarrassing attack on the Indian community and on people who just wanted to hand over flowers to the prime minister," said R. Thanenthiran, one of the rally organisers. The flower protest is the latest in a series of demonstrations in recent that have rocked the multicultural nation, which is now gearing up for general elections on March 8. More than 20 people were detained, police said, after supporters of Indian rights group Hindraf turned up near Dataran Merdeka or Independence Squa

http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5hI-Bg6icCov2cDVflC0HX2wYSzsw 1 day ago KUALA LUMPUR (AFP) — Malaysians will vote in general elections on March 8, authorities said Thursday as the nation braced for a campaign dominated by ethnic tensions and anger over rising prices. "The EC has fixed the nomination date for February 24 and polling will be on March 8," Election Commission chairman Abdul Rashid Abdul Rahman said, a day after Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi dissolved parliament. Abdul Rashid defended the short campaign period, which is in line with previous elections in Malaysia, which has been ruled by the Barisan Nasional multi-ethnic coalition since independence half a century ago. "They can campaign from nomination date -- it is more than sufficient time to campaign," he said, also denying charges that the ballot would be sullied by vote-buying and manipulation including phantom voters and postal vote fraud. "Can anyone prove to us there is rigging? W

KUALA LUMPUR: Ethnic Indian activists in Malaysia on Wednesday pledged to defy a police ban on their proposed rally outside Parliament here on Saturday to seek release of five detained leaders of a Hindu rights group complaining of racial inequality. "We have applied for a permit to gather outside Parliament but have not heard from the police... Irrespective of things we intend to assemble peacefully outside Parliament on February 16," Sunderan, the adviser of the non-governmental Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf), said. Police have, meanwhile, refused to grant them permission to gather outside Parliament, which was dissolved by Premier Abdullah Badawi on Wednesday, as Hindraf is not a registered body. Hindraf Chairman Wayathamoorthy's daughter and some other children also planned to walk to Parliament and present Abdullah with roses and a note appealing for release of the Hindraf leaders detained under the controversial Internal Security Act after they organised a rall

*taken from http://kula.blogsome.com/ * I spoke at Au Long, Taiping on 30thJanuary2008. Among the matters spoken were 1) Demand the release of the HINDRAF 5 2) SPR should ensure all the 17000 newly registered be eligible voters to vote in the coming elections Malaysian former premier Dr Mahathir Mohamad on Tuesday said the government should talk to the Hindraf leaders, not arrest them under the ISA. He also said the corruption and vote buying will be rampant in the next election. Dr Mahathir said BN coalition member the Malaysian Indian Congress was not properly representing the Indians. The Hindraf rally was one of several streets demonstrations that have shaken the government in recent months, along with an election reform rally that drew more than 30,000 protesters. These are very serious observation by the former Prime Minister who knows better to urge Prime Minister Abdullah Badawi to release the five Hindraf leaders. He said the Hindraf protest happened because the government fa

by Bernard Cheah mailto:Cheahnewsdesk@thesundaily.com KUALA LUMPUR: Road signs in Kuala Lumpur have started including directions in Jawi as part of the government’s effort to promote Islam Hadhari (civilisational Islam) and tourism. “This will help tourists from the Middle East identify places in the city. But we’re not confi ning the new signage to tourist spots alone,” said City Hall (DBKL) public works department director Siti Saffur Mansor yesterday. “It’s also a chance for non-Muslims to know and learn Jawi,” she said. She was responding to complaints by some residents and the Opposition over the change in signage in certain areas. Siti Saffur said the plans and budget for the new signages were approved by City Hall. The conversion, to be done in phases,has already been completed in Bandar Tun Razak, Taman Seputeh and Taman Tan Yew Lai while Jinjang is currently undergoing the change. Taman Tan Yew Lai residents, who are mostly Chinese and Indians, have since last week opposed the

PUTRAJAYA: When Tamilnadu’s famed comedian A. Vivekanandan received a surprise call from Putrajaya granting his request to meet former prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, he boarded the next plane to Kuala Lumpur without a second thought. The popular comedian, better known as Vivek, arrived from Chennai yesterday morning and headed straight for the Perdana Leadership Foundation here to meet a man he most admired. “Meeting Dr Mahathir is a dream come true. I compare him with (Dr APJ) Abdul Kalam (India’s former president). “I have admired him from afar and have read a lot about him and the development he had brought to Malaysia. “I have been waiting to see him for the last three years,” he said, adding that he missed an appointment three years ago when he was filming in Ipoh due to a massive traffic jam. “Last month, I made another appointment to see him when I was filming here but he was not well and when I suddenly got a call yesterday, I came straight over,” he said, adding that

It was a busy morning, about 8:30, when an elderly gentleman in his 80's,arrived to have stitches removed from his thumb. He said he was in a hurry as he had an appointment at 9:00 am. I took his vital signs and had him take a seat, knowing it would be over an hour before someone would be able to see him. I saw him looking at his watch, and decided, since I was not busy with another patient, I would evaluate his wound. On exam, it was well healed, so I talked to one of the doctors, got the needed supplies to remove his sutures and redress his wound. While taking care of his wound, I asked him if he had another doctor's appointment this morning, as he was in such a hurry. The gentleman told me no, that he needed to go to the nursing home to eat breakfast with his wife. I inquired as to her health; he told me that she had been there for a while and that she was a victim of Alzheimer's Disease. As we talked, I asked if she would be upset if he was a bit late. He replied that s

He is one of the rare person that I have meet face to face that I experienced great amount of energy and divine vibrations. The other great soul that i meet was Prof. Yogi SAA Ramaiah of Babaji Yoga Sangam. I will publish photos of the homa that was performed by Him here in Malaysia recently

If you notice the menu above, it says VEGETARIAN CURRY NOODLE Price RM15.90. This is at KLIA airport one of the few restaurants that is listed in the meal coupon when our flight was delayed. I suppose for the vegetarians who never ask will assume it to be vegetarian food and will eat it. But in my case, I asked the waitress just to be double sure and she said "no it is not vegetarian, the menu says VEGETARIAN but it is not vegetarian" Are they fools who does not know what is vegetarian food or fools by the language? What ever it can be ...a fool is a fool....!

Hi All .....sorry for the late wishes ..... was busy with a Yogi who was visiting Malaysia .... Anyway..let me wish you a very happy New Year.. May this year be like the Fat Rats of Bangsar. Full of Joy, Prosperity, health and wealth and not to forget blessings in all. Gong Xi Fa Chai....

FOR too long, the Little Napoleons with their political masters have done and acted as they like, without care or concern for the other races. They, more than anyone, do more harm to racial harmony and unity by implementing laws and regulations creating unrest and controversies with the other races, for example, the anti-dog campaign. With all the matters of importance to attend to, like potholes, broken public amenities, traffic chaos, bad road conditions and so on, they choose to spend public funds and their time going around changing road signs. They say it is to encourage tourists from the Middle East! How many Arabs will visit Taman Seputeh? Why the emphasis on Arab tourists? The millions of tourists to our country are not solely Arabs. Why are the signs not in Mandarin or Tamil as well? The ACA should investigate who are the directors and beneficiaries in the companies contracted to provide these signs. We are fed up of hearing the little Napoleons complain that they are short of

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