I am quite inspired by the artist Bohemia, The Punjabi Rapper.
At first when I started listening to him, I wasn't that much impressed because I wasn't that good in Punjabi language LOL. Well, I am still not that much expert in Punjabi but as it's my mother tongue, I can now understand most of the word very easily.
His songs are like an adrenaline, that can give you feelings filled with both negative & positive thoughts. But, most of his song are based on his personal feelings so when such feeling matches, then surly you can enjoy his songs. For me, his songs added music to my thoughts. I had similar thoughts but there was no music in it. So, for me his lyrics got stuck in my head and now there is no such day when I don't play his songs.
Especially, when you hear the song "What have I learned" featuring Jennifer Filzen and follow the lyrics, you'll surly get an inspiration to do something good. I am sharing a part of the lyrics with you here:
Gham'an da khazana hundi Zindagi
1 2 3 da fasana hundi Zindagi
Aaj meri vaari, kal teri zimmewari
kadi rukdi nai sada jari rendi zindagi
Garib saunde bhuke, amir roti khande, PAR
Aadmi doven bane rabb de hathan de
naale MAUT kise da mazhab ni dekhdi
Jithon vi aande othe wapas jaande saare
Rall mill rahoge te banegi gall,
Ek dooje naal ladna ni masleyan da HUL
Jeda beet geya PAL, oh laut ke ni aanda
JIND ve keemti khazana Jawana!!
You can listen to the song by clicking on the play button of the following video.
It totally focuses on how world treat us before and after death. Sometimes, people realize your worth after you pass away. Well, this thought is very practical. If you remember there was a guy Rohan Rathore, who suffered from cancer & passed away but left a good song which is "Emptiness". So, the inspirational point of view here is create something unique & different and be original in your attempt. Do everything from your heart, don't do it just to gain votes or get applause.
Well, from the first post "What is Life?", if anyone got a little bit of inspiration to do something good, please leave your comment and share your views.
Today, July 10th 2013, was quite a surprised and amazing day. I received a message from none other but Bohemia itself for my blog post. It really made my day. :) So now you notice if you do something without the aim of any reward, you'd be surprised that life starts treating you with more respect.
I am attaching the snapshot here, for the comment I received from "The Punjabi Rapper"...
So, this was the aim behind this post. I will conclude it by a quote from Judy Garland that "Always be a first-rate version of yourself, instead of a second-rate version of somebody else."
Please leave your thoughts on this post and if I can help you in anyway, I'd be more than happy to do it.
At first when I started listening to him, I wasn't that much impressed because I wasn't that good in Punjabi language LOL. Well, I am still not that much expert in Punjabi but as it's my mother tongue, I can now understand most of the word very easily.
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Especially, when you hear the song "What have I learned" featuring Jennifer Filzen and follow the lyrics, you'll surly get an inspiration to do something good. I am sharing a part of the lyrics with you here:
Gham'an da khazana hundi Zindagi
1 2 3 da fasana hundi Zindagi
Aaj meri vaari, kal teri zimmewari
kadi rukdi nai sada jari rendi zindagi
Garib saunde bhuke, amir roti khande, PAR
Aadmi doven bane rabb de hathan de
naale MAUT kise da mazhab ni dekhdi
Jithon vi aande othe wapas jaande saare
Rall mill rahoge te banegi gall,
Ek dooje naal ladna ni masleyan da HUL
Jeda beet geya PAL, oh laut ke ni aanda
JIND ve keemti khazana Jawana!!
You can listen to the song by clicking on the play button of the following video.
Well, from the first post "What is Life?", if anyone got a little bit of inspiration to do something good, please leave your comment and share your views.
Today, July 10th 2013, was quite a surprised and amazing day. I received a message from none other but Bohemia itself for my blog post. It really made my day. :) So now you notice if you do something without the aim of any reward, you'd be surprised that life starts treating you with more respect.
I am attaching the snapshot here, for the comment I received from "The Punjabi Rapper"...
Please leave your thoughts on this post and if I can help you in anyway, I'd be more than happy to do it.
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