Today i woke up at 6:30 am and was till on bed. Everyday, first thought comes to mind is "Am I late for something?". Usually i get out of bed thinking i am late. I might miss this and that. Feeling miserable. Miserable in very morning. Other example of thought to make my day worst are "While i am working on this, am i missing something important?", "I don't have that.", "I don't have enough what i have."
But today, i made one change. Very simple change. I left the bed at 7:06 am and thought that is the right moment to happen that event. Not a minute before, not a minute after. I felt little good about it. :)
It must be similar in other case as well. So here is my other changes for today.
Everything happening is at right moment. Feel good.
Everything I am working on is right task. Feel good.
Everything I have is right possession. Feel good.
Everything I have is right amount. Feel good.
Everything I am thinking is right thought. Feel good.
Everything I am feeling is right emotion. Feel good.
Everything is right. Feel good.
Feel good, Everything else does not matter.
:)
Sunday, November 4, 2012
Friday, September 21, 2012
Thursday, May 10, 2012
My मन
My मन is very similar to a house, I say
I say, it has a lots of room
Some are well light, very pleasant to be
Some are pitch dark, scary scary place even to me
Some filled with joyous people who I admire most
Some with people I never want to host
Some are with doors wide open welcoming all
Some are shut with big padlock
My मन is very similar to a house, I say
I say, it has a lots of room
Now and then automatically it grows
Grows by a room or even rows
New rooms need great attention
They are the precious one not to mention
Quickly have to fill them with I love
Else it will be occupied by unwanted blob
My मन is very similar to a house, I say
I say, it has a lots lots of room
I say, it has a lots of room
Some are well light, very pleasant to be
Some are pitch dark, scary scary place even to me
Some filled with joyous people who I admire most
Some with people I never want to host
Some are with doors wide open welcoming all
Some are shut with big padlock
My मन is very similar to a house, I say
I say, it has a lots of room
Now and then automatically it grows
Grows by a room or even rows
New rooms need great attention
They are the precious one not to mention
Quickly have to fill them with I love
Else it will be occupied by unwanted blob
My मन is very similar to a house, I say
I say, it has a lots lots of room
Friday, May 4, 2012
Buddhist Flag for Peace
buddham saranam gachhyami, dhhamam saranam gachhyami, sangham saranam gachhyami
Friday, April 13, 2012
Friday, March 16, 2012
Scrum Tool saralScrum
I created a tool to help people using a Scrum. Today i have hosted at http://saralscrum.rmt.x10.mx
Anyone interested can use it using following login:
username: demod or demosm or demopo
password: same as username
Few documents that could be helpful for using saralScrum
1. User Manual
2. Walk Through
Anyone interested can use it using following login:
username: demod or demosm or demopo
password: same as username
Few documents that could be helpful for using saralScrum
1. User Manual
2. Walk Through
Thursday, November 24, 2011
Norwegian Crown Prince Haakon Kathmandu University Visit
On Nov 23rd, 2011, Norwegian Crown Prince Haakon visited Kathmandu University to talk about Millennium Development Goals.
Program was conducted by Prof. Dr. Sanjay Nath Khanal of Kathmandu University
Welcome speech is given by Prof. Dr. Suresh Raj Sharma, VC of Kathmandu University
Norwegian Crown Prince Haakon started the presentation with two questions to think about:
1) What do you want to achieve?
2) What have you done for others dignity?
According to him, there are challenges like waves, but if we work together we can overcome it.
8 Millennium Development Goals
Green indicated good progress, Yellow indicates ok and Red indicates there is progress but lagging behind schedule.
Nepal is doing good in Maternal Health
Talked about mortality rate and income.
Showed how Norway reached current state by example of his family history.
One of his positive remark was "Nepal has achieved in 20 year that Norway took 40 years to achieve"
His Mongolia Visit
There children from waste management site is encourage to study and attend school.
His next visit was at Guatemala
There food problem was solved by creating women group
This time he is in Nepal
Micro Credit project successfully running
Maternity service center providing good service
Female Health Volunteers are main reason of Maternity service success
Also visited x combat person training center
His other initiative
A Child sharing his dignity story
A lady sharing her story for the first time in life
After presentation there was Q/A session moderated by Dr. Mahesh Banskota, Dean School of Arts, Kathmandu University
Questions
1) With all changes in the world, Is it worth to continue with the same goal? What is coming up next after 2015?
Ans: yes definitely, they are thinking of whats next.
2) Negative side of Microcredit, Women are more in pressure to work at home as well as generate income, that income is used by men. Is it happening good?
Ans: Microcredit has shown good result so it will continue
3) Global partnership at the bottom of the list. Why?
Ans: List is not based on priority.
4) What should be done so that men will accept gender equality?
Ans:
His final remark was "Don't wait for some initiative to start to work for you. It has to start from within."
Prof. Dr. Suresh Raj Sharma presents a souvenir to H.R.H. Crown Prince Haakon
At last, Thank you speech was given by Prof. Dr. Bhadra Man Tuladhar, Registrar of Kathmandu University.
(Photo Courtesy: Mr. Ankur B. Sharma)
Program was conducted by Prof. Dr. Sanjay Nath Khanal of Kathmandu University
Welcome speech is given by Prof. Dr. Suresh Raj Sharma, VC of Kathmandu University
Norwegian Crown Prince Haakon started the presentation with two questions to think about:
1) What do you want to achieve?
2) What have you done for others dignity?
Talked about mortality rate and income.
Showed how Norway reached current state by example of his family history.
One of his positive remark was "Nepal has achieved in 20 year that Norway took 40 years to achieve"
His Mongolia Visit
There food problem was solved by creating women group
His other initiative
After presentation there was Q/A session moderated by Dr. Mahesh Banskota, Dean School of Arts, Kathmandu University
Questions
1) With all changes in the world, Is it worth to continue with the same goal? What is coming up next after 2015?
Ans: yes definitely, they are thinking of whats next.
2) Negative side of Microcredit, Women are more in pressure to work at home as well as generate income, that income is used by men. Is it happening good?
Ans: Microcredit has shown good result so it will continue
3) Global partnership at the bottom of the list. Why?
Ans: List is not based on priority.
4) What should be done so that men will accept gender equality?
Ans:
His final remark was "Don't wait for some initiative to start to work for you. It has to start from within."
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