#FasnicTalks - ARE WE TRULY INDEPENDENT?




                                                  Happy Independence Day from Fasnic.


Happy Independence Day to every Indian, whose heart resonates only one name that has created exceptional success stories from some time now- India/ Hindustan (As our country is fondly called in the language Hindi)!

Today, India has completed 73 years of its independence, but only one thought that comes to our mind is- Has this independence truly made its way to our hearts? Have we allowed ourselves to be free of the thoughts and feelings that cause inhibitions in our minds to stop at certain points in our lives?

Honestly, we aren’t really free in this free and independent world, let alone the country! There are times when we want to go ahead with something but we simply stop, wondering what would people think or feel about us. We do not become open about our feelings and opinions too, with this very thought constantly knocking on our door.

But the question here is- For how long can this continue? It cannot continue for long, dear people. We cannot always stop ourselves from doing what we want to do, for that will leave us unhappy. We should not be driven by what others think for the reason that they don’t know what our story is and how we perceive and feel things. They aren’t mind readers.

So what best we can do is, leave all the hindrances behind and do what we feel is best for us and truly feel independent! After all, it is our life.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

6 Types of Silk Sarees from Different States in India

Image
1. Chanderi Silk Saree from Madhya Pradesh  I am starting off the post by mentioning my favorite kind of silk fabric, that is Chanderi silk from the lands of Madhya Pradesh.Chanderi is the thinnest & the most light weighted silk fabric that you would find across. If you don’t feel comfortable in wearing heavy sarees, then you should go for Chanderi fabric which looks very rich & exquisite, yet, it is super easy to drape & carry! Click here to know more about pure silk sarees . 2. Banarasi Silk Saree from Varanasi The sacred city of temples, Varanasi (or Banaras) is famous for its tons of specialties & Banarasi Silk Saree is just one of them! Banarasi silk sarees have a timeless appeal to thari work as well as zardozi work on the fabric & make the  sarees  look em. To increase the gorgeousness of Banarasi silk sarees, the skilled artisans from Varanasi addzari work on the fabric make the sarees look more opulent. Buy the latest handloom sarees online
Read more

Why Kanchipuram Wedding Sarees are the Best!

Image
Bold and beautiful are the two most appropriate prefix to use when it comes to come South Indian brides! And when it comes wedding then  Kanchipuram Wedding Sarees  is what you need! Kanchipuram wedding silk  are the best when weddings are around the corner as they are wore because of there richness, fancy yet traditional patterns & they are the most adorn outfit. Kanchipuram sarees for wedding are exclusively features the gold zari work with spectacular and unique border work! We all know the wedding is the most special and important day for bride, and looking at her best is sole thing which she dreams of! There was a time when traditional and heavy kanchipuram sarees for wedding was must, but nowadays brides prefer designer wedding sarees instead of kanchipuram wedding sarees. Changing the mindset of bride, here are the reasons why kanchipuram sarees for wedding are the best to wear! When the wedding is around the corner and you think of an outfit then kanchip
Read more

You Don’t Know Facts about Kanchipuram Pattu Sarees!

Image
Every time the name comes kanchipuram pattu sarees it comes with lots of question about from where it is, how it is and other questions.  Kanchi Silk Sarees are originated from the land of a small town in Tamil Nadu, Kanchipuram. And kanchipuram silk sarees are one of the finest sarees in India which is a mixture of pure mulberry thread, gold and silver zari work with traditions and cultures.  With their unique heavy silk, gold cloth and motifs they became finest kanchi silk sarees and they are worn on festivals and other important occasions such as wedding. The weavers of silk sarees believes to be descendants of Sage Markanda, a master weaver who wove tissue from lotus fiber in Hindu mythology and due to its nature and complexity, the kanchipuram silk sarees take more than a half month to complete one.  The original kanchipuram silk sarees are known for their woven pattern through pure mulberry silk with gold and silver zari all the way from Gujarat! Combing the culture an
Read more