“Appreciation is the highest form of prayer, for it acknowledges the presence of good wherever you shine the light of your thankful thoughts.” Said by Alan Cohen
It was a search throughout these times, like we all search… I count myself one of the luckiest person cause I found more than I’ve searched… friends… I’ve never seen, never met, even never know from where they are… but they’ve shown me the spark on my eyes that reflects on their eyes…
Today I’m wordless after so many days… cause these whole appreciations, loves, supports and believing made me responsible and heavy. I don’t exactly know what should be the best way to thank them… my heart melts every time I read their appreciating and encouraging words…
I’m putting all the best comments of my blog in this post… I know it’s not enough to thank them…but I believe it won’t be enough ever to thank them…
Friends please don’t think of the order… cause I didn’t follow any best-better order… its each and every word that is gold for me…. Thank you for your love…
bogiebob
http://wensleydale56@hotmail.com
2010/04/14 at 10:34pm
Post : Alliance Francaise (Information and Intoduction)
Your blog is a great ambassador for AF, France and creativity. Don’t think I have encountered content quite like this before. Very interesting and innovative. Must admit I had never heard of AF, but they sound like they are worth knowing about – are they a sort of French version of the Goethe institute?
Fourbar Records
http://fourbarrecords.wordpress.com
Post: My name is “me”
2010/04/05 at 12:18am
Hello “sami”. I have to say, I wasn’t sure what to think when I saw your homepage. But I’m astounded by your attention to detail, and the personal quotes you added. They gave the piece substance, made it human. I felt as though I was reading the whole thing through you.
If more people had your passion and eloquence, I believe that learning would be the wonderful, exciting experience that it should be.
2010/04/05 at 12:35am
“My name is ‘me’” is one of the most insightful yet enigmatic poems I’ve read in quite a long time. It evokes a feeling of shadowy uncertainty, as though you alone exist in a world that normal people couldn’t possibly fathom, a sort of ‘living’ darkness that only your vision can pierce, though you’ve yet to discover how.
I’m glad you commented, or I never would’ve seen this. Your words have redefined ‘ethereal’ for me. You have truly brightened my day. My name is Travis, and I thank you Sami.
Vie est amour; l’amour de la mort. Pour elle est la seule grande aventure laisée pour nous.
serenityunicorn
http://serenityunicorn.wordpress.com
serenity_unicorn@hotmail.com
2010/04/04 at 11:25pm
Post: My name is “me”
What a lovely intro! Like a perfume, itself. Soft and lingering.
p.ravivarma@gmail.com
2010/04/13 at 1:00pm
Post: Who told to be Française and who hasn’t??
Hmmm… Fragrance by luck is not separated as we are by boundaries, names & customs. Your text again proves as to how like minded are people who are humble and countries. Borders indeed cannot change humility. Sincerely appreciate expressions scripted all over.
Bless you with all the eternal power to move ahead each moment in Life with humble approach and inspire humility to become a religion by default.
Wish U Best in Life
v r human
youta88
rozalinda_854@hotmail.com
2010/04/11 at 5:01am
Post: Who told to be Française and who hasn’t??
it’s a brilliant article and i encourage your frankness and your honesty.you are so realistic and maybe this is the way for true love,no unfulfilled promises,this is loyalty as i think.
fahim
fahim9mm@gmail.com
2010/03/21 at 3:30am
Post: About & Around
U expressed alliance from the bottom of ur heart and that is great. Great feelings (emotions included). U know people nowadays doesn’t really think or feel about something they do but you do. Thats creative. One day these patience and creativity will take u up to a extent where everyone will unable to be. Only u would be there. Best of very good luck.
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anythinghorror
anythinghorrorscott@gmail.com
2010/04/10 at 12:21am
Post: Couple more reverie of Chanel
Great blog Sami!!! Really well-written articles and I can SWEAR I can smell the fragrances you’re talking about
Robert
http://walkingtalking.wordpress.com/
1robertgouge@gmail.com
2010/04/08 at 3:42am
Post: My name is “Me”
sami,
What you are making here is a rare, beautiful thing. You could not do that if you were not that in yourself. Trust your heart, always, for it will not lead you astray. You have a true gift, a rare one. Nurture it, love it. Live it fully in all the joy and challenge it brings you. Make the world beautiful with the beauty inside you.
thank you, sami.
Robert again, In a reply of my comment:
smiling…oh yes you exist, sami. More than just ‘exist’. Far more. Be who you are, who you truly are, knowing that you will constantly be in a state of ‘becoming’. Live that becoming.
‘Be’ well, sami.
LamBert
http://thighbrown.wordpress.com
thighbrown@live.co.uk
2010/04/07 at 3:22pm
Post: My name is “Me”
Not sure I can surpass these comments, Sami. The sentiment and spirit of your writing is very striking. There’s a mysticism about it, too, like an early Van Morrison record. It’s a real gift.
benjamin
benjamincarrouer@hotmail.fr
2010/04/07 at 1:57am
Post: Adrien Passelande, A French Teaching Artist
I am very impressed by your blog.
You are very lucky to have a teacher like him because in deed he’s a wonderfull and colourfull person. Try to learn the maximum you can with him and you can be sure he will do the maximumum for you because he is just honest, patient and sensitive.
I am just one of his french friends (Ben from Blain) just say him hello from me.
Could you provide me his email adress please
Sincerely
jteternity
http://jteternity.wordpress.com
jtegtman@gmail.com
2010/04/06 at 11:22am
Post: About and Around
I wanted to first off say thanks for commenting on my writing; I really appreciate your positive feedback. More importantly, I was strongly compelled to tell you that I was deeply moved by what you had to say about life and your experiences with “Alliance Francaise.” I’m kind of intrigued about everything you’ve got going on with this blog-in a great way. Thanks again for inviting me to read it.
Seriously beautiful line by the way: “And at the end of the day our shadow becomes taller than our soul”
solitude01ph
http://magicalmanifestations.wordpress.com
magicalmanifestations@gmail.com
2010/04/06 at 5:01am
Post: Library…Alliance Française…
Used to study in Alliance Francaise de Manille! Love ‘em! I’m in Canada now but thanks for bringing me down memory lane
Love and light,
emmaswan
georgannturner@comcast.net
2010/04/06 at 4:26am
Post: La Galerie (Gallery)
Your photographs are amazing! Gorgeous colors, lighting, texture. I’m enjoying your blog.
Mr Fitrambler
michaeltheobald@rocketmail.com
2010/04/06 at 2:49am
Post: Library…Alliance Française…
Hi,
don’t know how you linked into my Blog, but glad you did. I’m still a little thick-headed with cold, thus my last blog entry was cobbled together a little. However, thank you for your kind comments.
I decided to check out your blog and glad I did. I’ve subscribed on the strength of the one article I’ve read.
I’d like to read your blog a little more thoroughly when the cold dies completely. However, I feel I can tell that you have a real love of English; a good feel for it. I am looking forward to reading more,
regards.
daisyrocket
http://daisyrocket.wordpress.com
wannamakelove@gmail.com
2010/04/06 at 2:46am
Post: Library…Alliance Française…
You paint such beautiful pictures with your words. I could truly taste the essence of what you wrote.
Momina Tahir
mominatahir@hotmail.com
2010/04/06 at 2:34am
Post: Library…Alliance Française…
I love your post. It’s very inspiring as a matter of fact. I am craving books now. The idea of knowledge and illusions and art really clicked in my head. Really interesting.
Paulette Furey
paulettefurey@rogers.com
2010/04/06 at 2:33am
Post: Library…Alliance Française…
Thank you for visiting my blog and thank you for taking me on a journey throught such a magnificent place. I can see how easy it would be to get lost in imagination. I too love libraries and wish I had access to those that offer such beauty.
Hope to see you on twitter
Jacob
actspot@gmail.com
2010/04/05 at 10:57am
Post: Library…Alliance Française…
Hi Sami
First of all thank you for writing in and appreciating my posts. I notice that, like me you too write almost everyday and I do appreciate the effort taken by you, particularly in choosing the appropriate pictures to complement what you write.
You got fantastic tastes and I surely hope you can travel and visit the wonderful places that you refer to in yor writing, particularly in France since you so passionate about it.
Best Wishes
Jacob
cathrynwellner
cjwellner@gmail.com
2010/04/05 at 9:07am
Post: Library…Alliance Française…
Un jeune philosophe. Bien fait, sami Alam.
As someone in a very different chapter of life yet always seeking and sharing the journey with others, I’ve enjoyed wandering around on your blog. You are a seeker and obviously quite intelligent and mature. While perfume is not one of my interests, photography is. So is poetry. Your exploration of the world of fragrance is poetic. Your photos show imagination and spark.
Good luck with your musings and your courage with languages.
Joe.L
J.li33@yahoo.com
2010/04/05 at 4:58am
Post: Library…Alliance Française…
Thank you for the comment. This library looks like a truly amazing place to study, read or write. I personally love libraries and art. I’m a thinking person so I love to think especially in quiet places. Art with library what a great combination, I’d probably stay in that library for a long time. I’m assuming you’re from France, that’s pretty cool. France is one of the places I really want to travel to. I guess i’ll be browsing through your blog more often.
au revoir for now
-JL
Ji
jiyanwoo@gmail.com
2010/03/18 at 4:00am
Post: Jingle, words for you…
you deserve the award fairly,
please feel free to post the logo in your post,
right click the image, save as, insert image to your post…
you are talented and awesome blogger!
Best wishes!
accidentalhippo
http://accidentalhippo.wordpress.com
profecita@yahoo.com
2010/04/04 at 5:11am
Post: Opium by YSL, smell of another life…
Lovely blog, Sami! it seems you feel about France the way I feel about Colombia! A bientot! (Sorry, don’t know how to do accents en francais!)
Laura
breathelifeblogowner
http://breathelifeblog.wordpress.com
breathelifeblog@gmail.com
2010/04/03 at 4:39pm
Post: Adrien Passelande, A French Teaching Artist
“Yes, it’s possible to explore the world by sitting in a four walled room… only if we believe those walls can’t bind our souls”…I love this line! You are a fabulous writer, extraordinary!
sirflightypencil
http://youtube.com/user/SirFlightyPencil
sirflightypencil@gmail.com
2010/04/03 at 8:53am
Post: About & Around
So very true and deep. Your words have gotten me to truly think of what around me makes “me” and what makes me find the joys of happiness. Truly beautiful.
grapplefighter
joey@carolinarealtyforme.com
2010/04/03 at 6:06am
Post: My name is “Me”
hey i checked out the my name is me page and it is delightful. I wish that I could use words in such a way. The way you write is truly an art and I will be back to read more, much more.
Hathor
toxic_hathor@hotmail.com
2010/04/02 at 9:49pm
Post: Dune,feeling of intrigue, sophistication and sensuality…
My mother used to own Dune and she kept for such a long time (about…7-8 years), that it got really concentrated and just running the mouth of the bottle, where the spray comes out, on the skin, leaves a prominent scent.
Nice blog…I can see you’re passionate about fragrances. Keep up the wonderful job.
Hey, I was wondering if you’re interested in writing for my college’s online magazine, called Scientific Mentality. Yesterday, it was the second issue’s release, and the magazine promises to be a really blooming one.
Tell me if you’re interested =D
indigoundecided
http://indigoundecided.wordpress.com
kay_014_218@yahoo.com
2010/03/14 at 8:34am
Post: Adrien Passelande, A French Teaching Artist
Awesome blog!
I was thinking of learning the French language and now I think I will!
Very interesting blog.
sami Alam
seed of happiness... 