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| By:Ramesh Bishnoi |
Friday, 26 July 2013
Wednesday, 24 July 2013
Sunday, 21 July 2013
Wednesday, 17 July 2013
Lifestyle of Bishnoism
The lifestyle of Bishnois:
The Bishnois are presently spread over the western parts of Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab, Madhya Pradesh. They are teetotalers and normally they wear a white shirt, dhoti and turban. This dress pattern is ideal for the hot dry desert climate. They pay special attention to cleanliness in their houses. Only one crop of pearl millet (bajra) is grown during the monsoon season. The bushes, which grow in the fields, protect the loose sand from wind erosion and provide the much-needed fodder for animals during a famine. Bisnois often live in little hamlets called Dhannis, with just a few round huts with intricate thatched roofs. The mud floors are plastered with cow dung to keep vermin away. The interiors are airy and clean. There is a granary to guard their rations and a sump for stored water. Bishnois in Haryana and Punjab are much wealthier then other castes....................
Monday, 15 July 2013
The universal Facts in our life moments...............................
chhalak ke kam na ho aisii ko_ii sharaab nahii.n
nigaah-e-nargis-e-r'anaa teraa javaab nahii.n
zamiin jaag rahii hai ki inqalaab hai kal
vo raat hai ko_ii zarraa bhii mahv-e-Khvaab nahii.n
zamii.n us kii falak us kaa qaayanaat us kii
kuchh aisaa ishq teraa Khaanamaa_Kharaab nahii.n
jo tere dard se maharuum hai yahaa.N un ko
Gam-e-jahaa.N bhii sunaa hai ki dastayaab nahii.n
abhii kuchh aur ho insaan kaa lahuu paanii
abhii hayaat ke chehare pe aab-o-taab nahii.n
dikhaa to detii hai behatar hayaat ke sapane
Kharaab ho ke bhii ye zindagii Kharaab nahii.n
nigaah-e-nargis-e-r'anaa teraa javaab nahii.n
zamiin jaag rahii hai ki inqalaab hai kal
vo raat hai ko_ii zarraa bhii mahv-e-Khvaab nahii.n
zamii.n us kii falak us kaa qaayanaat us kii
kuchh aisaa ishq teraa Khaanamaa_Kharaab nahii.n
jo tere dard se maharuum hai yahaa.N un ko
Gam-e-jahaa.N bhii sunaa hai ki dastayaab nahii.n
abhii kuchh aur ho insaan kaa lahuu paanii
abhii hayaat ke chehare pe aab-o-taab nahii.n
dikhaa to detii hai behatar hayaat ke sapane
Kharaab ho ke bhii ye zindagii Kharaab nahii.n
Sunday, 14 July 2013
INTRODUCTION OF FILM"AMRITA KI KHEJADI" ..........jai Jambha~shakti
INTRODUCTION OF FILM"AMRITA KI KHEJADI":..............
Gracy Singh turns a firebrand environmentalist :-
The actress is all set to play a Bishnoi woman in her upcoming movie.
Actress Gracy Singh has stepped in to play the Bishnoi woman, in a period drama titled ‘Saako-363 Amrita Ki Khejadi’. The movie is about a firebrand environmentalist woman who fought to save flora and fauna in her village.
She the character owing to her ethnic look and plays the protagonist in the film. “Yes, shooting in Jaipur [Barmer] is indeed making me feel great. Firstly, because I get to learn the mannerisms of the woman belonging to the Bhishnoi community. They have a typical way of wearing ‘kajal’ in their eyes which separates them from the rest of the Indians. The jewellery they wear is also very well fashioned and attractive. Also their attire is colorful and makes me look lovely,” says Gracy.
“I took up the character merely because I am very interested in the well being of woman and the cause which is being promoted through this film. I am also associated with an NGO in Mumbai where I keep fulfilling the desire of doing things for socially deprived woman. I always get attracted to simple roles and interesting stories. I am happy that even today I am appreciated and known for the role I performed in ‘Lagaan’,” shares the heroine who would love to once again work with Aamir Khan.
Talking about how she loves to do cinema with a difference, she shares, “I also love to do revolutionary kind of drama. I have also worked to promote greenery. It is my dream to do so much good for my country and its people. I respect the living of people in a natural environment; they should not be deprived of the nature bestowed upon them by almighty God.”
Talking about wanting to direct films in future, she shares, “I would love to direct films in future; I have nurtured this creativity for years now. I have not worked under any director but having worked in films has taught me the nuances of film making. I love to be spontaneous. There are no techniques of directing. Every maker has his own creative style.”
Sharing what topics fascinate her, she shares, “If at all I make a film, my subject will be based on modern Mahabharata. I feel every single person has his own fight. My Mahabharata will not highlight the fight of the Kauravas and Pandavas. It will be something which every man can associate with.”
Talking about how each moment in cinema is a learning experience, she shares, “I always feel like an upcoming artist. There is so much to learn from filmmaking. I am proud to be associated with Indian Cinema. The Indian culture, emotions and the society has so much to tell. Every minute is a learning process for me, especially while I am shooting, be it in front of the camera or behind it.”
“Here in Jaipur, I am enjoying the weather, it is cloudy but no rains. The feel is so romantic. Also I am enjoying the delicious dishes made here like ‘Daal Batti’, ‘Surmasa’ and the ‘Mattharies’,” says the heroine who wants to make a difference.
The film stars Raghubir Yadav and Vishwajeet Yadav, Raj Premi, Gracy and is being directed and written by Kalyan Seervi under Shri Maruddhara Films Pvt. Ltd.
The actress is all set to play a Bishnoi woman in her upcoming movie.
Actress Gracy Singh has stepped in to play the Bishnoi woman, in a period drama titled ‘Saako-363 Amrita Ki Khejadi’. The movie is about a firebrand environmentalist woman who fought to save flora and fauna in her village.
She the character owing to her ethnic look and plays the protagonist in the film. “Yes, shooting in Jaipur [Barmer] is indeed making me feel great. Firstly, because I get to learn the mannerisms of the woman belonging to the Bhishnoi community. They have a typical way of wearing ‘kajal’ in their eyes which separates them from the rest of the Indians. The jewellery they wear is also very well fashioned and attractive. Also their attire is colorful and makes me look lovely,” says Gracy.
“I took up the character merely because I am very interested in the well being of woman and the cause which is being promoted through this film. I am also associated with an NGO in Mumbai where I keep fulfilling the desire of doing things for socially deprived woman. I always get attracted to simple roles and interesting stories. I am happy that even today I am appreciated and known for the role I performed in ‘Lagaan’,” shares the heroine who would love to once again work with Aamir Khan.
Talking about how she loves to do cinema with a difference, she shares, “I also love to do revolutionary kind of drama. I have also worked to promote greenery. It is my dream to do so much good for my country and its people. I respect the living of people in a natural environment; they should not be deprived of the nature bestowed upon them by almighty God.”
Talking about wanting to direct films in future, she shares, “I would love to direct films in future; I have nurtured this creativity for years now. I have not worked under any director but having worked in films has taught me the nuances of film making. I love to be spontaneous. There are no techniques of directing. Every maker has his own creative style.”
Sharing what topics fascinate her, she shares, “If at all I make a film, my subject will be based on modern Mahabharata. I feel every single person has his own fight. My Mahabharata will not highlight the fight of the Kauravas and Pandavas. It will be something which every man can associate with.”
Talking about how each moment in cinema is a learning experience, she shares, “I always feel like an upcoming artist. There is so much to learn from filmmaking. I am proud to be associated with Indian Cinema. The Indian culture, emotions and the society has so much to tell. Every minute is a learning process for me, especially while I am shooting, be it in front of the camera or behind it.”
“Here in Jaipur, I am enjoying the weather, it is cloudy but no rains. The feel is so romantic. Also I am enjoying the delicious dishes made here like ‘Daal Batti’, ‘Surmasa’ and the ‘Mattharies’,” says the heroine who wants to make a difference.
The film stars Raghubir Yadav and Vishwajeet Yadav, Raj Premi, Gracy and is being directed and written by Kalyan Seervi under Shri Maruddhara Films Pvt. Ltd.
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| Actress GracySingh(Actress of Amrita ki Khejadi) By:Ramesh Bishnoi |
Wednesday, 10 July 2013
Navan Pranam all Bishnoism..................................follows our 29 Rules....................
INTRODUCTION TO GURUJI
BISHNOI 29 RULES1.“TEES DIN SUTAK” Observe 30 days of SUTAK (state of ritual impurity) after birth and keep mother & child away from household activities.
2.“PANCH RITUVANTI NIYARO” During menstrual period, keep woman away from household activities for 5 days.
3. “SAIRO KARO SINAN” Take bath daily in the morning.
4. “SHEEL, SANTOSH, SUCHI PIYARO” Maintain good character, be content & maintain purity & cleanliness.
5.“DWI-KAL SANDHYA KARO” Pray two times a day (morning & evening).
6.“SANJH AARTI GUN GAO” Sing hymn of praise to the God in the evening.
7. “HOM HIT, CHIT, PREET SU HOY” Offer oblation in the holy fire (HAVAN) with feelings of welfare, devotion & love.
8. “PANI, INDHAN, DUDH NE LIJE CHHAN” Use filtered water, milk and cleaned firewood to make them bacteria/insects free.
9.“BANI NE LIJE CHHAN” Speak carefully (think before speak).
10.“EKSHMA HIRDE DHARO” Practise forgiveness/pardon/absolution from heart.
11.“DAYA HIRDE DHARO” Be compassionate/kind/merciful/sympathetic by heart.
12.“CHORI BARJIYO” Stealing or using other’s thing without permission is prohibited.
13. “NINDA BARJIYO” Condemnation/criticism is prohibited.
14.“JHUTH BARJIYO” Tell lies/untruthfulness is prohibited.
15.“BAD NA KARNO KOY” Don’t indulge in unnecessary dispute/debate/argument/controversy.
16.“AMAWAS VART RAKHNO” Observe fast on AMAWAS (last day of the dark half of a month).
17.“BHAJAN VISHNU BATAYO JOY” Worship & recite name of VISHNU in adoration.
18.“JEEV DAYA PALANI” Be compassionate/kind/merciful to all living beings.
19.“RUNKH LILA NAHI GHAVE” Don’t cut green trees.
20.“AJAR JARE JEEVAT MARE” Control/burn/win over AJARs(lust, anger, ego/pride, greed, attachment/infatuation/delusion).
21. “KARE RASOI HATH SU” Eat own/home cooked food. Don’t eat food cooked/kept in impure conditions.
22.“AMAR RAKHAVE THAT” Provide shelters for abandoned animals so that they can complete their life with dignity and don’ get slaughtered.
23.“BAIL BADHIYA NA KARAVE” Not to castrate bulls.
24.“AMAL SU DUR HI BHAGE” Don’t consume or trade in opium.
25.“TAMAKHU SU DUR HI BHAGE” Don’t smoke/use tobacco & its products.
26.“BHANG SU DUR HI BHAGE” Don’t consume or deal in narcotics.
27. “MADH SU DUR HI BHAGE” Don’t drink or deal in alcohol/liquor.
28.“MANS SU DUR HI BHAGE” Don’t eat meat or other non-vegetarian food.
29.“LEEL NA LAVE ANG” Don’t use violet blue colour extracted from green indigo plant.
(UNTEES DHARAM KI AKHADI, HIRDYE DHARIO JOYE, JAMBHEJI KIRPA KARI, NAM BISHNOI HOYE)
Those who follow (from their heart) these 29 principles will be called BISHNOI.
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