RE: “FRAGILE” SAMY-SUBRA PACT IS NO “POP” TO HEAL THE “FRACTURED” INDIAN COMMUNITY. MIC NEEDS TO PURGE ALL CRONY LEADERS AND ABSORB NEW BLOOD WITH VISION FOR THE FUTURE PROGRESIVE INDIANS.

HINDRAF views the “fragile” Samy-Subra pact no POP to heal the “fractured” Indian community who have been marginalized over the last 50 years.

The MIC echelons failed to realize that the real reason behind the loss of Indian community support is the communities’ suppression, marginalization and discrimination over the years by the majority dominant bully rule of UMNO led Government of which MIC is part of.

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The Indian subcontinent is home to a variety of martial arts. Dhanurveda (from dhanus “bow” and veda “knowledge”) is the term for the “science of archery” in Puranic literature, later applied to martial arts in general.

Martial arts of the Indian subcontinent are diverse in nature and have origins of different times from various different regions. Some of the older traditions include the organized martial systems practiced by the Kshatriya warrior caste of Hinduism. These systems include armed and unarmed combat, and aspects such as meditation and mental conditioning.

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Sorry for not publishing any updates yesterday. I was tight up with few things. Ok, as I have promised, attached below are the photos of Jaganath Misra feast festival. It is actually a day after the Gaura Purnima which falls on Saturday, where the father of Gauranga Mahaprabhu who is Jaganath Misra will give a feast to his fellow villagers. Therefore, we had a wonderful procession whereby the lordships were carried through a palanquin to Hong Seng Estate, which is in Waterfalls, Penang. Around 70 devotees were following the palanquin. They were chanting, singing the holy names of the Lord and dancing in ecstasy. It was nice to see those devotees acting as such to make the lordship happy. You should have been with us. After the procession, we had a massive kirtan (singing songs praising the lord and dancing in devotion for him) in the Penang Centre, followed by delicious prasadham (sanctified food). Emmm…yummy… The photos bellow will tell the stories.

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I need to tell in very brief since I do not have much time. There is another event today evening where we have to bring the Lordship for “Oorvalam” which means procession. I’m just trying to have some peace of mind from the things which is happening around. Please escuse me. It was a marvelous event yesterday. Devotees were chanting, singing the holy names of the Lord, dancing in ecstasy and witnessing the bathing ceremony of Gauranga Mahaprabhu, Nityananda Prabhu and the Pancha Tatva’s . They were fulfilling the purpose of having their bodies by doing so. Among the devotees were our guest of honor, which is our new Kebun Bunga PKR Adun YB Jason Ong and his secretary. For those who were not there, lets at least fulfill the purpose of having eyes by looking at the pictures below. If you don’t have any clue on what I’m saying about, do not crack you head…just look at those pictures. I’ll come with more updates tomorrow. Enjoy.

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Today is Gaura Purnima, the appearance day of Lord Caitanya Mahaprabhu. Gauranga Maha Prabhu Ki…Jai!!! I know many of you will be wondering on what’s this all about by now. Am I right?…crossing fingers. Infact, I came to know about this festival just 6 years ago. Therefore, it is not strange if you do not know anything about Gaura Purnima. Be cool. You’re fortunate to know about it know. Let MakalVoice Blog to have the privilege to enlighten its readers on some insight of this wonderful festival.

This festival celebrates the appearance of Lord Chaitanya Mahaprabhu in Mayapur, India, over 522 years ago. It is observed annually in March in temples all over the world, and especially in the Mayapur area.

Lord Caitanya Mahaprabhu is Krishna Himself appearing as His own devotee to teach us that we can gain full enlightenment simply by chanting the holy names of the Lord:

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