The World That I See - My View

The side view of the AkasharDham Temple Closer view of the temple Night view, was really cool. But since I did not have a stand, this was the best I managed to take. A view of a temple next to the main temple that we were allowed to take pictures. It had a very beautiful carving on marble. Another beautiful art work on the celling I don't know who is this but was placed in the temple. You will know if you can read Hindi. A view of the sunset. It really felt good there. Another view of the temple as we were approaching the place.

I see lots of photographers covering this great day for Hindus and for Malaysia Top to ground view As the devotees decent down from the cave temple A rear view of the statue Faces of some devotees An Inside vertical view of a Kavadi Another statue at the entrance of the cave. I meet this boy who wants to be a Movie Director, in the bus that we were traveling back. Cool eh!

The walls of Batu Caves The tallest Murugan Statue a pride of Malaysian Tourism I felt sad to see this old lady taking her Paal Kudam alone without assistance This parent carrying their child on a carrier that is made of a sugar cane This is how she fulfills what she wished for Another Kavadi A nicely decotrated "Paal Panthal" (The place where they serve free drinks) This is another type of kavadi. Usually for the goddess Amman (divine Mother) She is cute :) She is being shaved bald Another cute one :)

My visit to the Golden Temple in Amritstar was really nice. We were taken care. And the temple and the prayers was really good

Fish fish and fish the Lake that attracts lots of people A close view There were lots of people on every bridge feeding the fish. You can buy the fish food at the Lake Garden This place was filled with people flying kites. All kinds of kites, bit not like in Kelantan. Hehehehe! The more common kite We tried to fly kite but unsuccessful But this kid, did it without any problem. Hmm better to be a kid then an adult.

The pic that I took after a week of rescue work at highland towers. I had to face 2 weeks of mental disturbances and overcome it.

She was so happy to see us there and she was very loving. She is one of the kids of SRJK(T) Bukit Darah that the group from http://groups.yahoo.com/group/UnitedMalaysianIndianClub/ All smiles for this kid from another estate studying in the same school. About 35 very poor children from around this place had their school fees paid and other school going items like books and school uniform, shoes were taken care. Now the next thing is the home. Look at the condition. If you see the room that they rent for about RM300.00, you might cry. And the mother wants to stop her 13 year old daughter from going to school so that she can earn some money. The group stopped it and paid her school fees now she too is happy that she gets to go to school and she wants to be a civil engineer. Now most of the parents here will loose their job when the factory "close shop" in march 2006. Shying away from the camera. What will happened to the kids. Are we to let things go and see a disastrous future...