tag:realizations.blog.co.uk,2009-11-15:/MokoFeed2009-11-15T08:45:52+01:00tag:realizations.blog.co.uk,2006-04-23:/2006/02/05/marketing_and_lying~535421/#c1001699neilemac2006-04-23T20:15:36+02:002006-04-23T20:15:36+02:00Yes, but yoga is a discipline encouraging balance, but not of the debit/credit materialistic kind. I'm not blaming it all on BushCo, but American Imperialism is certainly the movers and shakers of the world economy.<br> <br> And for heavens sake, don't get in the way of BushCo's heartless war-mongering machine, they can make the horrors of <a href="http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/dates/stories/june/4/newsid_2496000/2496277.stm">1989: Massacre in Tiananmen Square,</a> China look like an afternoon stroll in the park.<br> <br> Sorry, didn't mean to rant. Namasté<br> <br> neil ;)<br> tag:realizations.blog.co.uk,2006-04-23:/2006/02/05/marketing_and_lying~535421/#c1001219neelabhtripathi2006-04-23T17:49:09+02:002006-04-23T17:49:09+02:00Neil,<br> One clarification marketing is a phenomenon which is not really the fault of Bush&Co....i really don't approve of Bushisms..but the issue at hand is a tad different.......also Yoga to a certain extent is a product of marketing..why do you think it has spread across continents....all these "Gurus" and "Rishi's" are nothing but Marketers of their science :) Hope you get what i mean...<br> <br> Neelabhtag:realizations.blog.co.uk,2006-04-23:/2006/04/18/society_and_shackles~735319/#c1000807neilemac2006-04-23T15:57:38+02:002006-04-23T15:57:38+02:00Personally, I hang in the 'now.'<br> <br> See you when it's 'later.' ;)tag:realizations.blog.co.uk,2006-04-23:/2006/02/05/marketing_and_lying~535421/#c1000799neilemac2006-04-23T15:55:51+02:002006-04-23T15:55:51+02:00I see the American Dream has a large grasp outside its US borders, too. Pity. Sorry to see such an intelligent mind as yours wasted on the material 'bushit' of this planet.<br> <br> And here I was finding a deep inner peace by practising a discipline learned from India....Yoga; something completely foreign to the BushCo conscience govering the globe. Pity, indeed. <br> <br> Peace, neil E mactag:realizations.blog.co.uk,2006-02-22:/2005/11/08/my_life_is_a_mess_and_so_is_the_world~292094/#c728831savesomething2006-02-22T15:57:54+01:002006-02-22T15:57:54+01:00I am the monster, the merman and the angel.<br> I am despair, and the hope that lifts you higher.<br> I am chaos, I keep you flowing.<br> I am flight, I am the Hanger Lane Diversion.<br> I keep you alive.tag:realizations.blog.co.uk,2006-02-06:/2006/02/05/marketing_and_lying~535421/#c660006simi2006-02-06T20:41:39+01:002006-02-06T20:41:39+01:00when i read your blog i had one thing in my mind......'to each his own'. as you rightly pointed out, its one's own perspective as to how he takes the idea out of the marketing activity. you may choose the dream or the reality as long as the customer gets his rupee value at the end of the day. ads and marketing are getting more desperate by the days in their attempt to attract and retain customers and there has to be common threshold beyond which showing dreams and building hopes can become bare lies and bamboozling the unaware customer. as you are urself choosing a career in this field and to many others who wish to do so.....just one request.....be a little more empathetic and more responsible when you think of building hopes and dreams.....all the best :)tag:realizations.blog.co.uk,2006-02-05:/2006/02/05/marketing_and_lying~535421/#c653377Rashmii2006-02-05T07:05:12+01:002006-02-05T07:05:12+01:00excellent post on a very relevant topic....<br> the madness called marketing has become this inescapable part of our lives...<br> Call it "selling the impossible" if you wish....but most of the times it is downright cheating, manipulating ..fooling the consumer rather than Selling Hope!<br> Fortunately there is a very thin line between them...and as long the masses aren't complaining... the exaggeration/lying is here to stay.tag:realizations.blog.co.uk,2006-02-04:/2006/02/04/i_really_don_t_know~533513/#c650956meera2006-02-04T13:49:23+01:002006-02-04T13:49:23+01:00"You can start liking people you dislike but how can you dislike those you liked?"<br> <br> Easy. People change. They become mean, bitter, angry, frustrated, jealous, irritating, and so on. Or you might become any of the above. Or priorities change. It is not necessarily a question of wearing your emotions on your sleeve. The reason you like somebody might even be the same reason you start disliking them. Or you could just fall out of touch and when you meet again, the magic dosen't exist any more; or you are complete strangers again. It is not necessarily a bad thing. tag:realizations.blog.co.uk,2005-12-14:/2005/09/30/realizations~208880/#c422432:)2005-12-14T14:34:03+01:002005-12-14T14:34:03+01:00woow...does this give me more reasons for fighting or what....<br> incessant taker...non romantic....selfish... now that u accept it.<br> Its a whole new world....!!! with huge potential for my cribbing... hahah...<br> <br> tag:realizations.blog.co.uk,2005-10-01:/2005/10/01/title~211116/#c229562Thinking2005-10-01T22:18:51+02:002005-10-01T22:18:51+02:00Hi, I think that was amazing I hope that you marry this woman that you are talking about in this pome. I need a guy to write me a pome like that. I hope that you gave it to her. Im sure she cried when she read it, I know I almost did. You did a great job I hope she loves you even more for it.tag:realizations.blog.co.uk,2005-09-30:/2005/09/30/realizations~208880/#c226944aushima2005-09-30T09:41:41+02:002005-09-30T09:41:41+02:00It was so honest that i want to confess to you that i am also SAME but then i like being selfish & this makes the things easier. I would suggest you to read The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand . i am sure you will love it & it will do good to you as well!<br>