God is omnipresent and omnipotent… the quote which we are listening from childhood…. but do we believe in it…. do we actually feel him watching us over everywhere we go and do we actually feel him as most powerful…. Have we ever thought that the one who is Omnipresent and resides in every partcile…. Is the same God is in our hearts too ? Do we have his presence around us… ? Have we felt any quest for feeling the God residing in the hearts ?? Lets explore this feeling and share our views on Quest for God… As it is said Turn to God before your return to God…. Waiting for your feedbacks….

Another day , I was wondering Am I living for myself ? Blessed with beautiful life, it is meant for living it to the fullest, enjoying every moment, fulfilling all desires and dreams, roaming around the world, chasing your hobbies, loving yourself and many more on to do list . Should I waste all these precious moments for someone else ? Should I dedicate my time and energies for the betterment of someone else ? Though it is said that Life gets its meaning when it is lived for others, but does it practically works ? Lets share the views about this and explore this question of life.

Since ancient times, definition of love has been confusing…. at some instances not expecting anything is love, sometimes being true friends is love, somewhere physical intimacy is love, at times having long conversations is love, at times caring for someone more than yourself is love and many more definitions…. but what actually love is ?? Love is the most needed element of any relationship… no relationship can exist without the presence of love … but the way love is shown differs relationship to relationship…. for someone showing the love is true love whereas for some one caring silently is love… Lets share our definitions of love with each other and explore the most needed element of the times.

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