Skip to main content
मैं राख से जन्मा , और ख़ाक में मिटता
रोज़ सुबह उगता, फिर रात में ढलता
आकाश की ऊंचाई से समुद्र की गहराई में
मैं अनंतकाल से भविष्य की हर कहानी में
मैं जन्म मरण के बीच कहीं सिमटा
मैं सवालों जवाबों के बीच कहीं उलझा
मैं आज और कल मैं कहीं भटकता
मैं रोज़ गिरता और फिर संभालता
मैं खुद में खुद को खोजता
ओर भटकते हुए फिर खुद से जा मिलता
मैं राहगीर और मैं ही मंज़िल
मैं रोज़ जन्म लेता और हजार मौत मरता

- शैली -

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Kasol - The Hippie Haven

A beautiful village turned Hippie Haven. If you're looking for peace and nothing but basic facilities then Kasol is for you. Top things to do in Kasol Manikaran Manikaran Gurudwara Parvati River Road to Kasol Hot water springs Langar - food for the soul Hot water baths Mighty Parvati River Manikaran is a pilgrimage center for Sikhs and Hindus situated 5 km from Kasol. The main attractions are the Gurudwara, Shiv temple and hot water springs which gives it a very mystic feel. You can walk to Manikaran along the Parvati river and spend a few hours there. Take bath in the hot water springs which are considered to have medicinal benefits. Enjoy the humble but extremely satisfying food at Langar(Community Kitchen) which is open for people across all the faiths. Langer food is cooked in the hot water springs. Take a nap in the hot caves which will surely take away all the weariness. Chalal Vill...
Post a Comment
Read more

Travel fills my soul

I love to explore my country whenever I get some time, even if it's a day's trip. I love to be in the woods climbing some hill or just lazing around a lake. Travel fills my soul, not just a break from the mundane routine, but it gives me a sense that I am actually living a life and creating new memories. Sometimes getting lost at a new place without any itinerary isn't such a bad idea. I love 'slow travel' and covering all the tourist points is never an agenda. I would choose the top 2-3 places and rest all will be planned depending on the mood. Over many such travels, I have captured thousands of amateurish photos.  After every trip, I would shabbily document these trips and save them in drafts. For a very long time I wanted to write about them but, call it laziness or sheer lack of motivation, I never published them. The pictures are unfiltered, partly because of lack of patience and partly I don't want to create any dreamy image. I want to present India as...
Post a Comment
Read more

Jodhpur - The Sun City

Jodhpur is also known as blue or sun city, It is the second-largest city in the Indian state of Rajasthan. Named after King Rao Jodha it was historically capital of the Marwar kingdom. Jodhpur is geographically located in the center of Rajasthan and can be easily reached in a couple of hours from Udaipur, Jaisalmer, Bikaner, Ajmer, Shekhawati & Jaipur. Here is the list of places we visited in Jodhpur during our two days stay in Oct-19. Day 1 Mehrangarh Fort Mehrangarh Fort is one of the largest forts in the world and is visited by tourists all across the globe. Built-in 15th century by Maharaja Rao Jodha this fortress has thick walls and large courtyards. It has a total of seven gates built by Maharaja Man Singh to celebrate his victories over Jaipur, Udaipur, and Bikaner. Built on a hilltop known as Bhakurcheeria (mountain of birds), you can see hundreds of eagles flocking it. Fort houses museums, craft markets, cannons, armor collection, t...
Post a Comment
Read more