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Recent Reviews for Bhuwan Thapaliya
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I Dont Want To Be A Millionaire (Short Story) - 9/21/2007 11:59:30 AM
"I could have snatched the sun from the sky." Your imagery is exquisite. It is wonderfuly full of truth and extraordinary altogether.
I Dont Want To Be A Millionaire (Short Story) - 10/19/2005 1:23:23 AM
nice story- but i love your poems.
I Dont Want To Be A Millionaire (Short Story) - 6/6/2004 6:43:31 PM
A nice reminder to be thankful for what we have, not matter how small, in life. Well written.
I Dont Want To Be A Millionaire (Short Story) - 3/8/2004 12:52:03 PM
This story caught in my throat and heart. Well crafted and emotive. As someone else has already commented, this is almost a poem and has that kind of power.
I Dont Want To Be A Millionaire (Short Story) - 2/21/2004 9:20:01 PM
What a sad story. I hope this is fiction.
Beautifully written.
Joan
I Dont Want To Be A Millionaire (Short Story) - 1/31/2004 5:59:52 AM
Dancing on the edge of knives expresses the essence of this story. You've captured the pathos perfectly and in a few, well chosen, sentences evoked the meaning of life. Thank you for sharing this, it is poetry in paragraphs.
Carol
I Dont Want To Be A Millionaire (Short Story) - 10/29/2003 11:08:54 PM
yes, cutting to the heart and soul my friend. Such a tragic incident would make one turn sour to certain other things in life. Take care, G
I Dont Want To Be A Millionaire (Short Story) - 8/3/2003 10:25:13 PM
Well written.
I Dont Want To Be A Millionaire (Short Story) - 6/27/2003 1:02:25 PM
Powerful, wisdom filled , intense write that leaves the reader on edge with wonder that is this fiction or true..If it is true, my friend, I send prayers of healing for you...Stay forever walking in light..
Peace,
Dove
I Dont Want To Be A Millionaire (Short Story) - 6/22/2003 8:19:46 PM
Enjoy reading your story. The most important things in life are not visible before our eyes, A. Exupery once said. Keep writing, and wish you great the best on your publishing!
I Dont Want To Be A Millionaire (Short Story) - 3/24/2003 6:48:50 AM
What a sad story! If it's only a story - congratulations. If it is YOUR life story then it's tragic and I amd sorry. Either way, having God in your heart will be beneficial. Denise.
I Dont Want To Be A Millionaire (Short Story) - 2/28/2003 3:49:23 PM
well done
I Dont Want To Be A Millionaire (Short Story) - 2/16/2003 10:24:07 AM
Bhuwan this is so sad...I know that feeling...the day the doctor told me my little girl did not make it.....Oh!! God there are no pain as bad as that.....
Enjoyed your story but crying out now
Love
Tinka
I Dont Want To Be A Millionaire (Short Story) - 2/11/2003 4:12:35 PM
What a sad story but so true to life. Things happen in this life that no one can explain but we have to learn to live with them.
Excellent job!
Debbie :)
I Dont Want To Be A Millionaire (Short Story) - 2/7/2003 9:15:48 AM
so sad, bhuwan! am pleased to know you are branching out to doing short stories; this is a very good start! can't wait to read more of your stories! love, your friend in america, karen lynn. (((HUGS))) :)
A Fusion of Capitalism and Socialism Could Solve America's Misery (Article) - 8/2/2009 2:49:05 PM
I have arrived at your same perspective, would love to exchange comments. Here are excerpts from the article I am writing about the prospects of a third political party gaining traction in the US:
So this surfaces the question: What sociopolitical Problem does our age face that a third party might bring into focus and attempt to fix?
From any perspective, the leading candidate has to be a breaking of the gridlock between capitalism and socialism. It is everywhere pathetically evident that unregulated socialism is as detrimental to sustainable, equitable, and peaceful society as is unregulated capitalism. Yet socialism's adherents – in the US these have their identity as Progressives – have never put in place the intellectual framework for dynamically incorporating the feedback from the clearly evident strengths of capitalism; i.e. the fiscal strength and social benefit that emerges from rights to property, wealth opportunity, and innovation.
What if a fusion of Great Ideas has not yet occurred within the nation's value system, and the two parties are effectively one dinosaur without the sense that it is on the verge of becoming extinct?
The dominant Great Idea is that unregulated capitalism is bad for peoples' economic rights, especially for the middle class and the poor. Call this “socialism” for short.
The emerging Great Idea that has not yet fused in Progressive dogma – which in truth represents the well-intentioned thoughts of fair-minded and freedom-loving individuals anywhere you go – is that unregulated socialism is bad for the fiscal sustainability of the Economic Rights of Man. Call this “neo-capitalism” for short.
The Economic Rights of Man must be as consciously wrought as the original Rights of Man were. They cannot be gradually slipped into practice by un-scrutinized education, journalistic propagandizing, or judicial rulings and bureaucratic regulations. The ultimate fusion of the socialist Great Idea with the neo-capitalist Great Idea is this: That the Economic Rights of Man will be debated with the consideration due their formal incorporation into the Constitution of the United States. Only with that level of legitimacy can the two camps – the socialist and the capitalist – act on the moral principle that they have a mutual responsibility for sustainable results.
A Fusion of Capitalism and Socialism Could Solve America's Misery (Article) - 4/29/2009 4:19:31 PM
Interesting thought, but socialism strangles capitalism. When the capitalists and the wealth they create are gone, there is nothing left to share in, except misery.
World Bank: Time to ponder over its fallacies. (Article) - 8/4/2008 12:27:28 PM
You are making a wonderful and important diagnosis. Who represents the interests of the southern hemisphere and of the poor and the underdog in the World Bank decision-making and vision? If in their own country the poor and underprivileged are excluded from political dynamics and from the process of decision making! Ways and means for more just and fair representation on a national and international scale have to be explored by all people of goodwill
South Asia: Haven of Child Labor (Article) - 4/9/2007 4:09:53 PM
great article.keep up the volume really proud of you
South Asia: Haven of Child Labor (Article) - 2/13/2007 7:46:04 PM
this is a good article. child labor is sad but true. It's going to exist as long as we don't deal with the poverty situation. The external reasons for this to begin should be dealt first then we can start thinking about dealing with the child labouring itself and how to prevent it.
South Asia: Haven of Child Labor (Article) - 1/8/2007 8:48:07 PM
I read your article with utter sadness. Yet the pen is mighter than any sword. Continue your writing and I believe it will be a great tool for change.
www.iabolish.com
South Asia: Haven of Child Labor (Article) - 2/11/2005 2:53:52 AM
insightful article
Conflict Between Aids And Sex (Article) - 2/11/2005 2:52:26 AM
informative article
Who Am I ? (Article) - 2/11/2005 2:51:01 AM
well done
South Asia: Haven of Child Labor (Article) - 6/4/2004 1:55:15 PM
so sad to see kids working when they should be enjoying their childhood years; but what choice do they have, really? excellent and informative article; thanks for sharing, bhuwan!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in america, karen lynn in texas. :(
South Asia: Haven of Child Labor (Article) - 6/4/2004 3:45:52 AM
WONDERFUL article, Bhuwan! Yes south east asia is a heaven for child labour...India, Nepal, Bangladesh, and other countries of this region don't have/don't enforce their labor laws strictly...Funds are going to gutter, such is the case in India...that ministers are more concerned to increase their salaries, before getting to office-->check UP assembly <
Govt is lacking imagination and correct people to utilise the funds...
Govt can help poor families, helping to cover their education and educate their parents...Not only imagination it lacks the initiative...Some NGOs are working in this area to aid the poor...and alleviate their condition...
Debashish
South Asia: Haven of Child Labor (Article) - 6/3/2004 9:18:21 PM
Excellent informative write...
God Bless
Michelle~
Conflict Between Aids And Sex (Article) - 8/14/2003 4:08:31 PM
Excellent flow of useful non-judgemental information reflecting genuine compassion and concern for the happiness and the wellbeing of fellow humans. I am sure your approach can help many people suffering with misinformation and too inhibited to ask.
Well done.
Tarek Ali Hassan
Conflict Between Aids And Sex (Article) - 8/14/2003 6:41:20 AM
Good collection of facts about Aids.
Conflict Between Aids And Sex (Article) - 8/14/2003 3:54:26 AM
Bhuwan,
I thought I was fairly informed about AIDS, but there were quite a few things in this article that I wasn't aware of. Thanks so much for sharing.
Tami
Conflict Between Aids And Sex (Article) - 8/14/2003 3:27:00 AM
Thanks for sharing this Bhuwan...its save and filed!!
Love Tinka
Hunger (Poetry) - 11/16/2009 10:57:08 PM
I like this one too. Interesting -- embarkation of hope. What else? It jarred me, but when there is no lower place to go, hope is what is left. Thank you, and interested in any insights on my own. Glad to have found you.
A thorn is as beautiful as the rose (Poetry) - 11/16/2009 10:37:24 PM
I like this very much. Is this your artwork? It's gorgeous -- like a thorn, one might say.
Metamorphosis (Poetry) - 11/8/2009 7:50:49 PM
Lively, and beautiful! 'Our kisses as a picture never grow old,'
Rejuvenating lines! Keep it up!
Fate (Poetry) - 10/28/2009 2:12:10 AM
I love this, Bhuwan. As usual you used minimal words to express eternal and far reaching thoughts.
Bobbi
Fate (Poetry) - 10/25/2009 3:48:11 PM
Bhuwan,
Love the contrast between the first two airy lines and the second pair which for me despite their glory, too, have an enigamtic undertone.
John
Fate (Poetry) - 10/25/2009 1:16:56 PM
Sounds like they were head-over-heels, in that case, Bhuwan! Love the lightness of touch and emotion in this picturesque cameo. TY Kate xx
Metamorphosis (Poetry) - 10/22/2009 4:49:50 PM
very lovely expression, Bhuwa ...
Metamorphosis (Poetry) - 10/21/2009 4:57:23 PM
really really beautiful
Metamorphosis (Poetry) - 10/20/2009 9:34:50 PM
Bhuwan, Kisses are such an intimate part of a love relationship. Kisses spark metamorphosis on so many levels.
Very lovely poetry. Thank you for sharing your beauty.
Much peace, love, and light,
Amber "V"
Metamorphosis (Poetry) - 10/20/2009 3:33:21 PM
Bhuwan,
Love your attitude and perspective in this and the style is marvellous. Yes!
John
Metamorphosis (Poetry) - 10/20/2009 2:36:25 AM
yes, Bhuwan, always new and always "of the moment" which induces them, like a picture is, as you say. Their metamorphosis comes by relaying their unspoken energies into mind, body, soul synapses: their power is a consummation of unarticulated feeling and a conception of new direction. They channel, charge and release as many moods and feelings as the human spirit is capable of. But mainly, they are traffickers of two hearts that meet in head-on collision... Could spend all day on this one! :)) Your writing is always a delight and always full of surprising insights and expressions. Rejuvenating, yes! Bless you, Bhuwan xx
Metamorphosis (Poetry) - 10/20/2009 2:24:08 AM
Beautiful poem,take care
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