LINKS

1. Formula One www.f1.com

2. Travelling http://everything-everywhere.com/

3. Malaysian Food http://www.vkeong.com/

4. Bart's Travel Blog http://bart-cat-travel.blogspot.com/

5. Ibn Battuta http://www.ummah.com/history/scholars/ibn_battuta/

6. Diesel Station - Car Wall Paper www.dieselstation.com

7. DIY www.doityourself.com

8. Miss Universe Malaysia http://2011.missuniversemalaysia.com.my/

9. Asian Food Channel www.asianfoodchannel.com

10. Air Asia www.airasia.com

PRINCIPALS OF LIFE

Here's some of my principles of life:

1. Trust: Honour the flow of life (the greater reality). Trust it. Align your life with your very highest values and ideals and trust that whatever happens is for the best.

2. Choice: Choose to be a conscious cause rather than an effect. Be the creator of your own life. Set Goals, make choices and take responsibility for your actions. This means giving up being a victim which is not always easy.

3. Awareness: Stay aware of current reality. Face the obstacles and acknowledge your opponent's (both inner and outer) and know your own assets and strengths. To move from here to there you need to know your starting point as well as your goal.

4. Respect: Respect your adversaries, inner and outer. Beating your head on a brick wall is not useful behaviour, even if the wall eventually would fall down. Instead, respect the wall's inherent nature and work with it instead of against it.

5. Oneness: When you move to a higher level, there are no enemies (you may need to go back to principle one - trust)

6. Action: When action is needed, act and act confidently without regret or doubt, moving from your own centre and leading forward to your goal.

7. Surrender: After making the very best decision you can, using the information and resources available, and acting on your decision, let go of all attachment to the outcome (again go back to principle one - trust) 

Wisdom is achieved very slowly. This is because intellectual knowledge, easily acquired, must be transformed into 'emotion' or 'subconscious' knowledge. Once transformed, the imprint is permanent. Behavioural practice is the necessary catalyst of this reaction. Without action, the concept will wither and fade.

Theoretical knowledge without practical application is not enough. It is as if humankind were not in its natural state while on earth. It must reach an altered state in order to fill itself with love and charity and simplicity, to feel purity, to rid itself of its chronic fearfulness. How does one reach this altered state, this other value system.

It is as if a large diamond were to be found inside each person. Picture a diamond a foot long. The diamond has a thousand facets, but the facets are covered with dirt and tar. It is the job of the soul to clean each facet until the surface is brilliant and can reflect a rainbow of colors.

Now some of us have cleaned many facets and gleam brightly. Others have only managed to clean a few, they do not sparkle so. Underneath the dirt, each person possesses within his or her breast a brilliant diamond with a thousand gleaming facets. The diamond is perfect, not one flaw.

The only differences among people are the number of facets cleaned. But each diamond is the same, and each is perfect.

When all the facets are cleaned and shining forth in a spectrum of lights, the diamond returns to the pure energy that it was originally. The lights remain. It is as if the process that goes into making the diamond is reversed, all the pressure released. The pure energy exists in the rainbow of lights, and the lights possess consciousness and knowledge.

And all the diamonds are perfect.

WORDS OF WISDOM

• Remember: Whatever happens, happens for a reason.
• Love is like growing --it's hard to feel, sometimes, and even harder to see, but when you look back on it, you realize how far you've come. 
• You think you look strong because you can hold on, but strength lies in letting go.
• Maybe God wants us to meet a few wrong people before meeting the right one, so that when we finally meet the person, we will know how to be grateful.
• A real man doesn't make love to a million women. A real man makes love to one women a million ways.
• Chocolate is like a bandaid. It can make your problems feel much better for awhile until it falls off or you run out.
• You are educated. Your certification is in your degree. You may think of it as the ticket to the good life. Let me ask you to think of an alternative. Think of it as your ticket to change the world.
  ~ Tom Brokaw
• Graduation is only a concept. In real life every day you graduate. Graduation is a process that goes on until the last day of your life. If you can grasp that, you'll make a difference.
  ~ Arie Pencovici
• Of course, there's a lot of knowledge in universities: the freshmen bring a little in; the seniors don't take much away, so knowledge sort of accumulates.
  ~ A. Lawrence Lowell
• I dream my painting and then paint my dream.
  ~ Vincent Van Gogh, famous artist
• No employee will ever perform to any meaningful level where expectations are not clearly established, communicated, and verified for understanding.
  ~ Peter Drucker, writer, teacher, consultant and author
• The average business executive has spent between 1,000 and 10,000 hours formally learning economics, history, languages, literature, mathematics, and political science! The same executive has spent less than ten hours learning about creative thinking!
  ~ Tony Buzan, author of Use Both Sides of Your Brain!

AWARDS & ARCHIEVEMENTS

WORKING EXPERIENCE

ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION

PERSONAL BIODATA

Pattaya Day Three

                                                              this is me at Sala Daeng Station..

after sight-seeing in BKK, we moved to Pattaya, about 1 hr 50 minutes journey by local bus.. it was an amazing experience.. it cost only 120 THB (RM 12.00) ..

Finally arrived..

then.. by motor taxi.. from the bus stand to beach town.. for 70 THB (RM 7) but as a tourist, i let go my 100 THB, (RM 10)

and the beach..

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after check-in, we found this.. (very hungry at this time)... original Turkish  Kebab.. for only 7 THB ..

and the nite come...

Bangkok Day Two

early in the morning, then we wake up early to catch breakfast because we need to eat rice.. since a halal food is limited, so we don't wanna miss the breakfast..

then, we went to MBK plaza, a shopping plaza, but not much shopping, just a window shopping..

then..

surprisingly, Mr. Cruise was there.. and i don't wanna miss this opportunity..

hey, a little close up..

travelling to Bangkok and Pattaya.. Day One

its my first time to Bangkok. Its started from Perlis to Kuala Lumpur International Airport.. Actually , it wasn't my intention to go there, but after been invited by my long term friend, Mr. Afik, then I decided to go at very last minute plan..

the flight was delayed, then we decided to wait for delayed flight at depature hall..

we arrived to  BKK on 9.00 pm.. (its 10.00pm BKK time).. we're a little rushing to Airport Rail Link and what surprises me was the ticket is so cheap.. about 45 THB, (RM4.50).. to the final station  Phaya Thai..

we finally arrived at the hotel, TakeANap hotel...

and the room was like...

for only 1300 THB (RM 130.00) per night..