I love the composition and the gold in this picture, very visually stimulating to my eyes.

Though, what I would like to know is what the block of text says in its entirety. I like quotes and sayings and schtuff.

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Angel in a ninja suit.

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Hi there, Angellique (sorry if thats not your real name, if not, what is it?) ^^

Its always good to hear from you.
This photo kinda goes abit deeper than is first visible. Probably its only visible to me. But it has to do with that white gold or silver box I have on my wrist. It contains a small part of a ancient Indian text, which according to my janum sutra will bring me good luck. The luck that it is meant to bring, I believe is only temporal. Though I could be wrong on that. Indeed I wish I am. So really I am questioning what is important. Gold or what some cultures call enlightenment. I can see a day when gold will be worthless. On the day I die, I can't take my gold with me. Other from that day, I can see a day when the world would unfortunately implode on itself. That is what I was mostly refering to in this, but thats a long story. In my beliefs we take our actions, Karam or commonly known as Karma. Karam is not only compiled over one lifetime, but possibly many millions. So really this lifetime, is less than a blink of a eye. Any pleasure is only really temporary. I am not saying pleasure is bad. Infact even breath has the pleasure of keeping your heart beating. I am not saying, renounce the world and existance, because that would mean to renounce breathing too. I think I will continue the way I want to go. Uplift others and in the process, uplift myself too and always remember and keep in mind the difference between the temporal world otherwise called maya and true existence. Some spiritual paths renounce pleasure and comfort because it can have the ability leading the mind to forget the difference between Miri and Piri. The temporal and the non-temporal. Virtually all Sikhs live a Jeevan Grist lifestyle which means normal persons life (not a monks). But do so not forgoting the true self of ever atom, ever atma (soul) which are ultimately all one.

Sorry if I've just bored you to sleep, but this is what this picture is really about. As to the writing in the background, It does get kinda romantic and it does refer to someone by name. I am quite a reserved person in that way, but maybe if the future does work out, I would feel more comfortable to share.

Take care,
your friend Ranvir

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Thx for the wow, too ^^

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Only can read the 1st 2 lines, sorry.

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You are most welcome.

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Angel in a ninja suit.

My partner in creative crimes =joliealicia

Member of *petloversclub, *Ex-po-zure *simplyprose, & ~Scribblers-Anonymous

Hey Ranvir,

As to the name, Angellque is the art name I adopted years ago when my art teacher told the class we had to shed our given names in her class. My real name, being something close to that though - Angela.

Bore me you did not. I enjoy being exposed to things that are important in the lives of others. While I am not well versed in that which you speak, it's always an opportunity to learn something new - as life for me is a life long learning experience.

Happy Sunday,
Your Friend Angela

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Angel in a ninja suit.

My partner in creative crimes =joliealicia

Member of *petloversclub, *Ex-po-zure *simplyprose, & ~Scribblers-Anonymous

Dont be sorry, the main bulk of text is not meant to be read ^^

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