Last night i was watching a movie "The 13the Warrior" starring Antonio Banderas as as Arab. I came across a scene where one of the Vikings was up against an Barbaric who was quite Stronger than him.The Viking named "Herger the Joyous" seemed to be an Ameteur infront of the Gigantic Barbaric.It never seemed that the Viking can stand the fight for 2 secs. During the whole fight the Barbaric was hitting the Viking with his sword which the Viking had no anwer to stop him.But in the end when the Barbaric was going to cut off the Viking's hesd, the Warrior Viking showed his quick reflexs,wits and instead cut off the head of the Barbaric off the flesh. This scene has a hidden truth which hardly anyone would observe.Throughout the whole fight the Viking played as a weaker man who is gonna die next second.The way the Vikin acted in the whole fight made the Barbaric to put a notion that he is stronger and is capable to win the fight easily.So the Barbaric acted liberally ...
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Miraikan @ Odaiba It was Sunny Morning, i woke up @ eight as we had plans to visit Miraikan-National Muesem for Emerging Science and Inovation.We were supposed to gather @ Minami-Gyotoku which is less than a minute away from Gyotoku Station.This was the first day in History when Ashu-san was 20 mins late though he informed of being late so.We were 4 people : Seejoy, Sachin, Ashutosh & Myself- only to see the Science Muesem at Odaiba. After taking a Tokyo Metro from Minami Gyotoku Station, we went to Tokyo Station where we had to go to change the train for Shimbashi. From Shimbashi we had to to get a Yurikamome which literally means "Seagull".The Monorail trip to Odaiba was facinating as we travelled between High Sky-Scrapers to Lovely Rainbow Bridge.After a 15 Minutes ride on Monorail we finally reached the destination - Odaiba,The Futuristic district in Tokyo. Miraikan...It is the one of the japan famous muesem of science and innovative artifacts.The good thing to see he...
Puri Rath Yatra Each year the splendidly decorated chariots of Jagannatha, the Lord of the Universe, roll down the streets of Puri, Orissa state. Their towering red-and-blue silken canopies rise into the sky as drums and cymbals resound in joyous celebrations. People young and old, their eyes bright with excitement sing and dance in the street, as if swimming in an ocean of overwhelming happiness. The Ratha-yatra festival is perhaps the oldest continuously celebrated spiritual festival in the world. As far back as human records and memory extend, the chariots of Lord Jagannatha have rolled each summer in the town of Puri on the Bay of Bengal, to the delight of millions of joyous pilgrims.