For sustainable peace and ending of hatred, war and fascism

  1 I n the echoes of Maa Kamakhya's wisdom, I beseech for peace, justice, and freedom. Amidst the strife in Gaza and Ukraine's plight, A plea for ceasefire, a yearning for the light. Maa Kamakhya's voice, a sacred decree, It's the clash of greed and hegemonic masculinity. My father, Daksh Parajapati, long ago, Against divisive religions, he chose love to bestow. In the nameless devotion of Mahadev's kin, Untouchable son, sacrificed for inclusion within. No room for hatred, no space for war, Our path is love and nonviolence forevermore. War, a cowardly act, injustice's ally, Resistance through protest, humanity's reply. In the realm of spirituality, a potent resistance, Prayers against misery, a plea for existence. Mahadev and Maa Parvati's divine guide, Towards natural love, compassion, and diversity, we stride. A world forged in empathy, a sanctuary for all, May this prayer echo, and humanity stand tall. 2 In Maa Kamakhya's sanctified abode, Beneat

                                                                 Mr. Ken Opprann                                                                                  Photo Credit:Hanne Eide Andersen In the realm where shadows dance and light unfolds,  A lens captures tales, both young and old.  Meet Ken Opprann, a maestro with the eye,  In the tapestry of moments, his stories lie.   From the Art Academy in San Francisco's embrace,  To Oslo's heart, his lens found its place.  A night photographer for Aftenposten, he stood,  Chasing stories beneath the moonlit hood.   Reportage and documentaries, his canvas vast,  Traversing the globe, from first to last.  Awards adorned his photographic flight,  In the silent language of images, he wrote with might.   "TRO," a tome exploring religions worldwide,  A photographic pilgrimage, a visual guide.  Kosovo, Iceland, South Africa's stage,  In exhibitions, his narratives engage.   Publishe

In Bethlehem's embrace, a silent night, Where stars above proclaim a timeless light. Lord Jesus' birth, a tale so divine, In Philistine's hope, may peace now shine.   Ceasefires sought, a plea profound, Echoes through the hills, the holy ground. End the strife, let kindness prevail, In birthplace sacred, let love set sail.   Genocide's shadow, banished away, As dawn breaks forth, a hopeful day. Philistine, rise with dignity strong, In independence, may you truly belong.   Let peace and prosperity intertwine, As Christmas whispers, "Forever, be thine." In the land where miracles took flight, Merry Christmas, in joy and peace unite.  

  Respected Global Leaders of the World, Warm greetings from the culturally rich city of Varanasi, known as Kashi or Benares, in the esteemed nation of India/Bharat.  As I reflect upon the recent events in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine, my heart is heavy with concerns and my fervent hopes for a peaceful resolution to this enduring turmoil. Having closely followed the updates on the Israel-Hamas war, as delineated in the comprehensive report by Al Jazeera on the key events of day 34 , published on 9th November 2023, the news of ongoing negotiations for a three-day humanitarian ceasefire, brokered by Qatar, Egypt, and the United States, brings a ray of hope amidst the devastation. The distressing closure of Al-Quds Hospital due to fuel shortage and the tragic loss of life resulting from recent Israeli bombardments in Jabalia refugee camp and Sabra in western Gaza underscore the urgent need for a peaceful and humane resolution. In this context, the profound wor