Monday, May 20, 2013

Success is not a miracle

The feeling of helplessness that comes from the feeling of not being able to do something is not in our hands. There are no hopeless situations.  A nation’s greatest asset is its people. It is the people’s collective contribution that forms the foundation of a nation’s success.  Success does not stubble on anybody. We have to make it happen. Our vision of success is only a distant from reality as we wish it to be. You are entitled to think that because of you, the world was created. Many wish to succeed but what good is wishing when they do not take steps to make it (success) happen.

If you can turn the destructive forces of adversity into strength, you have found a golden formula for the mastery of emotional frustrations. It is a golden rule that has no equal.The golden rule, which embraces ten time-tested principles, is a comprehensive array of self-strengthening tools to turn on your mental switch to bring about a transformation from a stage of despondency to one of hope and promise to help you reshape your destiny. The golden rule has solved and will always solve the problems of mankind. It is a great rule for living and winning. There is no such thing as failure, learn from it and go on.

Success is not a miracle. It is available to anyone who is willing to make it happen. The human brain, when controlled and properly directed, can be turned into a powerful force to perform unbelievable feats and wonders of achievements. Your greatest asset is your capacity to believe that you will succeed. Fortune opens its door to those who say ‘I Can!’. The man who wins is the man who thinks he can.
The trail of success, littered with defeats all the way, belonged to Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865), the 16th president of the United States of America. He start his success from 22 years old with failures and at 51 years old he success at election for the President of the United State. 

Thursday, April 25, 2013

Courtesy of Bali Kasih Villas



Nestled in the favorite area of Seminyak, Bali Kasih Villas stands majestically across the freshness of rice paddy filed. Located in the strategic area, this modern artistic villa is only a few minutes drive to the best restaurants, spas, boutiques, and nightlife. The fact that Seminyak has been internationally known as one of the busiest spots in Bali, Bali Kasih Villas offers you a matchless oasis of tranquility within the bustling island full of tourists.

Taken from the Indonesian word for affection, Bali Kasih Villas is specifically designed for groups of couple, newlyweds look for a romantic venue to spend their honeymoon and even big family in holiday. There is so much love ingredient in design and creation of the villa. Aimed to accommodate up to six people, this three bedroom villa is all about taking the time to chill out in style. It is a place to reconnect with an intimate group of friends or the loved ones without any outside disturbances.

We provide guests with the premier standards of comfort and luxury. Each villa has own entrance to make you feel like stepping in to your own house. And as you waltz through the clear glass sliding door, the spacious living room greets you saying “Welcome Home” along with the fully equipped kitchenette and dining area. The mixture of modern Indo-European cultures in design, comfort, facilities and food come together to create a blend of quality and opulence. New style furnishings and neoteric western décor complemented by unique pieces of art displayed beautifully in every corner of the villa; elevate the lavish and flexible spaces beyond the predictable. Private swimming pool awaits you in the back –full of lush natural surrounding– garden. You can relax at the pool where you can take a dip, lolling under the warm sun on the outdoor chaise lounges and poolside chairs. Have your spa therapy session not just in your private room but also at the bale-bale next to the pool. We created this open-air back patio to make your togetherness with the loved ones worthwhile.

Semi outdoor glamorous ensuite bathroom with bathtub and shower is available in every room. On the upper level, a small elegant living room squeezes between two spacious bedrooms. Glass sliding door next to the living room will take you to the private balcony overlooking the pool and rice paddy field, allow you to wake up in the morning and feel freshness of the day.

To ensure that your entire body is taken care of after a long day of shopping along Seminyak, our on call spa therapy takes the body, mind and spirit on a journey of relaxation. Your two-hour treatment begins with a sumptuous 15-minute footbath ritual which concentrates on the lower legs and feet. It is performed to stimulate blood circulation from the toes to the knees. Gentle massage continues to your entire body to reduce fatigue. The next one hour is a blur, as your skin is scrubbed to perfection from head to toe; to stretch all the muscles, release tension and encourage total relaxation. In this moment you doze in and out of semi-conscious bliss. Your eyes open to impeccably soft lighting when the therapist starts doing head massage to remove inner and outer stress of your brain. Finally, after two sweet hours of intensive treatment, you will feel like a new person –profoundly relaxed with renewed strength, energy, balance and radiant skin. The Balinese therapist stands at your side, hands clasped in a warm-hearted thank you.

Saturday, April 13, 2013

Through the Pain

There’s no denying it…life is filled with pain. Some of us have had so much pain that we are overwhelmed by it. The thought of trying to work through the pain, to face the realities of what has happened, may make us feel like shutting down and giving up. However, there is hope. There is a way to work through pain and to come out the other side healthier, stronger, and—perhaps—even able to help others through their own pain, but…you have to face it.

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When faced with pain, at first it seems easier to ignore it, but when that doesn’t work—when it looms over our head like an ominous shadow—our first instinct can be to try to run away from it and hide. Some people even try moving to another state just in order to escape their pain. However, no matter where we run to, our pain follows us. Things that have happened to us in our past affect how we live our lives, how we develop friendships, how, or whether or not, we trust people, and even how we relate with our spouse. There is no escaping pain no matter how hard we try.

Friday, March 15, 2013

Courtesy of Kamar Kamar Villa

Influenced by the ancient Indonesian cultures and incorporated with the elegant architecture, Kamar-Kamar Villa appears to be simple and stylish. This villa refreshes all the memories that will trigger us to appreciate the heritage of Indonesia. The old style furnishings and classic Asian touch complemented by original, unique and antique pieces of art displayed splendidly in every corner of the villa and are truly reflecting the aesthetics of a decent place to stay. All the collection conjured the place in the essence of simplicity, purity and harmony. The soul behind this scheme, who is also a fashion designer, believed that the concept represents the authenticity of Indonesian legacy.

As you waltz through the huge Lasem wood door into the matchless oasis of tranquility, a symbol of Chinese calligraphy that says ‘a place to lie down’ oversees like a hawk. And while all words melt down to view the collections of trays from the varied tribes of Indonesia –that apprise our eagerness to deliver the best treatment–, the truly Indonesian hospitality will cater behind the hundreds year-old official Javanese wooden table. The exquisite luminance from the glass roof and musical instrument of the canaries will make you feel as if God is bestowing the wisdom of life. Feel the gentle wind creeping all over your body when a religious circle of Zen –that represents an absolute enlightenment of meditating –soaks each coming soul with the drizzle of morning dew.

As the heart begins pounding and racing to feel the exhilaration, the fellow guests are seen relaxing by the pool or building a bond one another. There are also guests who want to remain unseen in their solitary chamber; meditating inside the Hermitage, babbling in the fancy living room with the loved ones, admiring the art of Indonesian culture all over the wall, or even lying motionless on the back terrace sightseeing the shooting star on the lovely ambiance of the evening.

Saturday, January 5, 2013

Marriage or Commitment?

Marriage. Such simple word to describe a commitment. For me personally, it’s kinda silly to jeopardize what you have with your partner based on one lousy certificate with your name on it. I don’t really believe in marriage. There, I said it. But it doesn’t mean I don’t have a perfect wedding dream. Well of course, when it comes to wedding there must be a marriage. The only thing that keeps bugging me is why people need to put labels on everything. Why they need to feel secure from a relationship by putting their vows into a sheet of paper? Can’t a commitment be enough to keep a relationship on going? Because in the end this isn’t a matter of the perfect vows that you write down or the proper procedure you must go through before stepping into the next level of life. I think, 100% sure, this starts from the feeling and ends with the feeling as well. I understand how strong I’m making this point. 9 out of 10 people will definitely strike me back with all their perspectives about commitment bullshit.

Friday, December 28, 2012

Live It The Best We Can

I’ve been thinking a lot about different kind of people I met back in Bali. They all have one thing in common; they appreciate things. It’s not just Bali is the center of attraction sites. It’s about how they live their life. Most of them don’t make plans for the following days. They just live day by day, which is a good thing because they can give value of life more. I’ve become one of those people now, and it’s easier for me to get through the days. I feel so loose. I can do whatever I wanna do without thinking twice of the path I’ll walk through. If I die now, I left no regret because I just spend great times. I mean, who would remember anything after the moment we die? Life is just passing up through, and we won’t feel a thing. We will bury and mourned by a few later on. And that’s just it. What more can we ask for? The world will spiral from underneath us, and we’re either too smart or too dumb to find God.
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