We are Back !

Hello Everyone!

It really feels great to connect back with all of you. We are sure many things have changed. It so happened that we got stuck with family and career. But we are back with something new this time, for all of you. You will love it. It is a MOOC ! MOOC means “Massive Open Online Course”.

The Title of the MOOC is “Mathematical Economics” It is not just a course but there is lot of learning and learning with fun.

The world we live in, is full of wonders and mysteries. One of the Mystery is Mathematics. This is what we have been exploring and learning for the last three years.

Do you know that Mathematics is not a subject but a Language, just like any other language? Do you know that Mathematics and Economics is everywhere around you, right from the time you wake up till you fall asleep?

If you are curious to know more, join us in this journey. Click on the link https://swayam.gov.in/nd2_ugc19_hs41/preview

Enroll immediately and join us in this exciting journey of life-long learning!

Enjoy Life and Keep Learning !

Excellent Symmetry

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This photograph was clicked in Sam Desert, Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, India.

The Daily Post: Symmetry

Symmetry comes from a Greek word meaning ‘to measure together’. Love the way these two kids used their left and right brain in symmetry. 🙂

© 2015 Ahmad and Ahmad

Size Relationships

This is in response to The Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge: Scale. No matter what the size, it’s all about relativity. A skyscraper looks tiny in relation to the vast sky; the sky visible to us is tiny in relation to the universe! Appreciate everything despite the size. Enjoy!

 Vast Blue Sky Vs City Structures

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Crater Impact Vs A Temple (Lonar Crater created by a Meteorite strike)

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Mighty Himalayas Vs A stretch of road

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© 2015 Ahmad and Ahmad

Mural- The Ajanta Caves

We probably would not have thought about sharing these photographs, had we not come across the Challenge: A Word a Week Photograph Challenge-Mural hosted by suellewellyn.

Last year 2014, we were blessed with the opportunity to visit a historical place- Aurangabad. This place is well known for the world famous Ajanta and Ellora Caves. Below we share few photographs of Ajanta Caves- excavated in horse-shoe shape and the finest surviving example of Indian art particularly paintings. This group of caves dates back to the pre-Christian era and is inscribed by the UNESCO as a World Heritage Monument in the year 1983. There are a total of 30 caves, but the exemplary painting could be noticed only in caves 1, 2, 16 and 17. This is a place worth visiting!

Enjoy as you surrender yourself to the past. 🙂

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Archaelogical Survey of India. Aurangabad Circle.
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Group of caves as seen from the opposite end.

The ceilings are painted with geometrical, floral and faunal depictions that create an impression of a decorative shamiyana held above. The painting contains some of the finest circle designs drawn in contrasting colors, which still retain their brightness and lustre. The walls are painted with countless figures of Lord Buddha with illustrations of the former births of Lord Buddha known as Jatakas. The caves contain some of the masterpieces of the world of painting Padmapani and Vajrapani.

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© 2015 Ahmad and Ahmad

Don’t Impress! Express!

Below are some of the photographs we thought of sharing with our fellow bloggers. Check what they have to express!

This is a challenge before us, to show what “express yourself” mean to us. This post is in response to The Daily Post Photo Challenge: Express Yourself.

We love to capture different moments in our life and find it exciting to express our thoughts through these random clicks. We made an attempt to express our journey of life through these photographs. So, fasten your seat belts and enjoy this journey through our head and heart ! 🙂

1. Hunt for truth:

The oar as seen immersed in water has something to say!

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Clicked while we enjoyed boating in Nainital, Uttarakhand, India

Do not believe what you hear, do not believe what you see,

A smile on your face may not mean you’re free;

The actions we take are the reactions we face,

Do not judge, the truth lies beneath;

This is what we believe.

2. Surprises matter

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Life is full of surprises, good or bad;

Never stop learning, happy or sad.

3. Solve problems

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Forest Research Institute (FRI), Dehradun, India

When faced with problems, do not complain;

Look for alternative solutions, take a concrete decision.

4. Plan with open mind

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Lonar Crater, Maharashtra, India

Dream and plan with an open mind,

Follow the step you’ve designed;

If plans begin to fail, do not sigh;

The open mind will help you to fly! 

5. Mould to fit

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Yesterday is history, tomorrow a mystery;

Mould to fit today, shape your destiny.

6. Adventure calling

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A village women cutting down branches to be used as fuel for cooking

Up and down, far or near;

Live your dreams, don’t you fear.

7. Free- flowing

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Life is not a race, reflect and see,

Be good, humanity is the key;

Among the masses you may be known,

But it takes everything to stand alone.

8. Emotional

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One, two, three, four, five;

Ready to taste the flavors of life.

Six, seven, eight, nine, ten;

Here and there we fall, but rise again.

© 2015 Ahmad and Ahmad

Walk to Remember

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This photograph was taken during our trek at Lonar Crater, India.

“Follow us, but we may not lead you;

Lead us, but we may not follow you;

Walk beside us, you’ll always find us with you.”

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This post (not so much a one-liner) is part of One-Liner Wednesday- views and follows hosted by LINDAGHILL. 

Welcome Letter

Almora hill town in Uttarakhand, India. In the shape of a horse saddle shaped hillock, it is surrounded by thick forests of pine and fir trees.
Almora hill town in Uttarakhand, India. In the shape of a horse saddle shaped hillock, it is surrounded by thick forests of pine and fir trees.

Dear Reader,

A hearty welcome to Sia Positive- the  World of Unique Perspective ! It was brought to our notice that our blog has just become a viral sensation. It is having a great effect on Humanity. Millions around the world, who were forced by life to Taste the Lemons

finally found the desired Way of Life and the longing Warmth of Love.

We did not expect this virus to spread. We are not here to change you, rather try to Be the change every New Day. We were infected by this virus last year and without realizing became contagious, spreading the virus to every nook and corner of this Earth, through our posts on Photography, Intellectual Journey, Motivation, our unique Perception and with a touch of Fun Philosophy. 

We thank you for sparing the time to read this letter. If you wish to be infected by this virus and volunteer to be a part of this viral sensation, please click the links given in the letter for in depth knowledge of the virus. Once done, you can discover the medicine to cure any disease. 

Truly yours,

Sia Positive 

Note: As asked by The Daily Post: For Posterity, this is the one post we would want our new readers to read. This is because this post carries a number of links to our past posts that would help the new reader to get an idea of our blog. 🙂

© 2015 Ahmad and Ahmad

Which Way!!

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This is the road we traveled on our way to Munsyari, Uttarakhand, India. This route to the beautiful Hill city is less traveled and not recommended for tourists. However, for crazy travelers like us, it is a challenge! The photograph was taken after we crossed this particular landslide point and we were startled when we could not actually see which way we traveled!

© 2015 Ahmad and Ahmad

This post is part of  Cee’s Which Way Challenge. 

A New Day

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A sunrise behind Sam Desert, Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, India.

Everyday is a new day,

A new beginning that tries to say;

Be as happy as you can be,

Be the change you want to see;

Keep it simple, keep it clean,

Live the life that you always dream;

Where there is a will, there is a way,

Be thankful to the Lord while you pray. 

This post is part of a Daily Post Photo Challenge: New, The Daily Post: Be the change and  Nancy Merrill Photography

© 2015 Ahmad and Ahmad

Be the change

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A view of a city clicked on a clear winter day.

The Daily Post: Be the change
What change, big or small, would you like your blog to make in this world? 

Change is something inevitable. And those who adapt to the changes survive. This has been the rule of this world since ages. However, change cannot and should not be imposed on anyone. Different situations and circumstances demand different rules.

Talking of this world and its people, a change is brought about by someone who thinks different. And those who think different will either be followed or criticised. Had we the power to change this world, we probably would not have been blogging here. We do not blog to bring about any change.

Yes, we have followers here in WordPress. They are our followers by their choice. They are those who probably like and enjoy our posts or get lost in the photographs we share. We love our followers because that gives us a sense of satisfaction, that we exist. This is a platform where we can be what we are- eccentric, stupid, crazy!

We are just like anyone else living in this world, with innumerable imperfections.  We make mistakes and learn from our mistakes. We are here to share our life; the good and even the bad, but trying as we do, to add a touch of positive vibe to make life look as simple as possible. We are one among those, struggling to create a life comfortable and suitable to live. We are here to make us feel good. We are glad to be part of the blogging community, learning everyday as we share our posts.

We are not here to change this world through our blog.  We are here to change us and be the change.

© 2015 Ahmad and Ahmad