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I have joined the blogging world, this was my 2010 resolution. i have to accept that despite on top of technology and working on and for technology i am pretty lazy in adopting it.

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  1. Syed Hasan Shahid BukhariJanuary 4, 2010 at 9:50 AM

    Dear Zahoor Bhai

    A very happy new year to you and the family.
    Thanks for posting of a few of the papers you wrote earlier.

    I think, it is important that one respects the others thinking... so I will not be commenting on all your posts presently.

    We ... Humans, are Composed of a brittle body, and an immortal soul. So the body goes away in time, but the soul lives on infinitely.

    Our Physical efforts, are brittle like our brittle body ... but our spiritual achievements are Immortal.

    There are things we are not to know, if known, will not be comprehended ... so wait on. You will eventually know.

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