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I am only bound by my thoughts ... My passion, only as far as my aspiration will allow .... My actions, only limited to how much i believe can achieve ...

"I am not a girl, not yet a woman
All i need is time, a moment that is mine,
While i'm in between" - Britney Spears

To be the flower that i was meant to be ... i will have to break free ...
Thought, Aspiration, Belief
... I will have to break free ... To be the flower that i was meant to be

Midnight Musings : Just because i have not bloomed yet, does not mean i never will... I'll break my shackles ... and be the Most Beautiful Flower that a Butterfly will Ever see. :-) ... *the night that my mind was working over time*

“Doubtless God could have made a better berry (than the strawberry), but doubtless God never did”
William Allen Butler.

I was trying splash Pictures with the berries. I still have a lot to learn, i learnt! ... :-D

Dandiya being performed at the Desert Festival, Jaisalmer.

Wikipedia : Originating as devotional Garba dances, which were always performed in Durga's honour, this dance form is actually the staging of a mock-fight between the Goddess and Mahishasura, the mighty demon-king, and is nicknamed "The Sword Dance". During the dance, dancers energetically whirl and move their feet and arms in a complicated, choreographed manner to the tune of the music with various rhythms. The dhol is used as well as complementary percussion instruments such as the dholak, tabla and others.
The sticks (dandiyas) of the dance represent the sword of Durga. The women wear traditional dresses such as colorful embroidered choli, ghagra and bandhani dupattas (traditional attire) dazzling with mirror work and heavy jewellery. The men wear special turbans and kedias, but this varies regionally.
Garba is performed before Aarti (worshipping ritual) as devotional performances in the honor of the Goddess, while Dandiya is performed after it, as a part of merriment. Men and women join in for Raas Dandiya, and also for the Garba. The circular movements of Dandiya Raas are much more complex than those of Garba. The origin of these dance performances or Raas is Krishna. Today, Raas is not only an important part of Navratri in Gujarat, but extends itself to other festivals related to harvest and crops as well. The Mers of Saurastra are noted to perform Raas with extreme energy and vigor.

The butterfly counts not months but moments, and has time enough. ~Rabindranath Tagore

Some of the busiest and the most transient beings have the time for everything in their lives. I wonder how many of us can boast of this luxury .... I sure can ... albeit only 2 days out of the 7 that i "live".. :-)