Hi friends, myself Arya. I just want to say that my ways of life is not straight as they seen. The picture uploaded by myself is not same as my life way. In the begining, my thinking is straight and forward but with time my thinking bends. In current my thingking is just like a zig-zag road that bends just after few seconds. But now i come out from that. There are just few steps that i follow and becomes a straight forward. I love that way, I love that thinking, I love the way i follow now. I just want to become a sucessful and now i am because i follow the points of life. These points i publish in my next page.

Thinking a very beautiful idea we have seen among various time. Life is not so easy. When our mind diverted towards someone the image of that created in our mind in any situation you are with him or without. Creation of thinking depends on our conditions, when we have free mind our thinking will be beautiful and loving. If we are in trouble then our thinking changes every second. Same as I say above, my thinking changes every second because i assume so much situations about the girl with which i feel happy. That girls play with my mind every second but in reality my minds think that but she doesn’t do anything. First I think how i start conversation with her. She is minded girl. She doesn’t think anything with heart but she takes every thing even my think a serious matter which is resolved by her mind. I want that she once take me seriously with he heart. My thinking changes every time because I have a fear to lose him. What i do? My mind doesn’t concentrate on that thing. The only thing in my mind is the girl which i like. I think I love her within a moment I think I only like her. I don’t even fix myself on one. What my mind can do if she doesn’t say anything. My thinking is at peak. Today’s thinking ends here. Coming with the next ……….

Na dardo deewar se rukta h

Na khanjar ke war se rukta h

ye dillagi h janab

ye pyar se rukti h

na kisi ke samne jukhti h

na kisi zehar se ye marti h

ye ashiqui h sada sada ke liye jeeti h

na kisi bajar mein bikti h

na kisi sansar mein bikti h

ye ishq ki pukar h janab

ye dilbar ke dil mein milti h

na iski koi kaya h

na iska koi h tan

bs dil se dekhne ki der h

isse bada nhi kisi ka mn

agr lag jaye kisi ko

to din raat nazar aati h

hosh nhi rhta ek pal ka

bs samne uski tasvir nazar aati h

pal nhi gujarta

jisme uski yaad na ho

kon kahta h

yu ishq nhi hota

jiski har fariyad mein tera naam na ho

jiski har baat mein tera naam ho

vo ishq nhi to kya h

jiski zindagi tere naam ke bina gumnaam ho……………

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