Lifestyle Quotes - Kavinmullai Naguchete

“The only cure to all this madness; is too dream, far and wide, if possibility doesn't knock, create a damn door. If the shoe doesn't fit, don't make it. If the journey your travelling seems to far fetched and wild beyond your imagination; continue on it, great things come to the risk takers. And last but not least, live today; here, right now, you'll thank your future self for it later.” 

YUNA, Malaysian Songbird - Kavinmullai Naguchete

This ultimate hijabi queen made waves back in 2006 when everyone started wearing shawls as part of their daily looks. Yuna, the Malaysian songbird who is also a songwriter and businesswoman has been making the country proud – especially now that she is based in the United States! From an independent singer-songwriter to a world-class performer, Yuna has collaborated with a number of big names like Usher, Pharell Williams and Jhene Aiko. She also received the National Youth Icon Award in 2012 for her exceptional achievement in arts! Apart from her music career, Yuna is also the founder of her own brand, November Culture. Starting off from selling her well-known Jetfuel scarves, November Culture is all about that funky vibes when it comes to apparels for modern women!

Lifestyle Quotes - Kavinmullai Naguchete

"A busy, vibrant, goal-oriented woman is so much more attractive than a woman who waits around for a man to validate her existence."   

FINAL EXAM!!! - Kavinmullai Naguchete

Final exam is around the corner for Uniselians. I wish you all the best for it friends. Do your best and give your best. Your success is in your hands. Made a little sacrifices in sleeping and spend time in revisions.  

Good Luck everyone. 

6 Simple Ways to Lose Belly Fat

• Less consumption on sugar based products and avoid sugar-sweetened drinks.
• Eat more protein is a great long-term strategy to reduce belly fat such as fish, egg and high-protein vegetables.
• Cut carbs from your diet. Instead of that, drink more plain water.
• Eat foods rich in fiber, especially viscous fiber.
• Exercise is very effective at reducing belly fat.
• Track your foods and figure out exactly what and how much you are eating.

Habits that'll make you as an interesting person - Kavinmullai Naguchete

Interesting people have a special magnetism. They tell incredible stories and lead unusual lives. But what exactly makes them so captivating? There are several habits that many interesting people have in common. Sometimes these habits form naturally, but they are more often than not the result of conscious effort. Here’s what interesting people do to make themselves engaging, unusual, and hypnotizing. 

• They are passionate
• They try new things
• They don't hide their quirks
• They avoid the bandwagon
• They check their egos at the door
• They're always learning 
• They share what they discover
• They don't worry about what others think of them

It might not always be easy to incorporate these habits into daily life, but that’s what makes the people who do so interesting—they go against the grain, and that’s undeniably interesting. While I know that you’re already interesting, never forget to keep exploring the world and staying true to yourself.

HAPPY NEW YEAR- Kavinmullai Naguchete

Wish this new year brings prosperity,  lots of joys, happiness, good health indeed wealth. Have a rocking year everyone.

Friendship Beyond Race - Kavinmullai Naguchete

Different by race, color, religion, size, background but united by heart. 💙💙💙💙💙

Girl Love - Kavinmullai Naguchete

The best person that I met in my University Life.

SHAMINI GOPI  

It's Christmas- Kavinmullai Naguchete

Let the spirits of our love gently fill our hearts and homes. Merry Christmas and a happy holiday everyone. May this season brings you lots of fun and joy.

A Trip to Malacca - By Kavinmullai

Malacca was once a thriving trading port. Today it is teeming with history. While it no longer enjoys the glory days of centuries gone by, it still is a melting pot of cultures that cme to establish themselves through ancient conquests and trade.

Today it is one of the top places to visit in Malaysia and the phenomenon is not fading anytime soon.

Luckily I get to visit this inherited place while I'm alive.

I get the opportunity to visit this place with my fellow friends and my lecturer of Photojournalism class, Mr. Khalil Sreedaran last year. 

We filled up our days with plenty of attractions spots. We have visited A' Famosa, Jonekr Walk, Malacca River, Dutch Square, Taming Sari, The Stadthuys Malacca and Pantai Klebang. 

My most favorite place in Malacca is the Jonker Walk. Its a famous street in Malacca where it is rich for its collection of authentic antiques, the cultural aspect and the architecture; most of the shop buildings here are from the 17th century which makes them several hundred years old. Lovers of antique items will always come to Jonker Walk as part of their Malaysian itinerary. Visitors come from far and wide, all over the world for the best bargains of items and jewellery of bygone eras. In the Dutch colonial period, it was the street in which the servants of Dutch masters had their homes. Soon the well-heeled locals started to live in the area and they opened shops as well. The street has a strong Chinese influence; there is even a Chinatown owing to Chinese immigration over the centuries. 

The second most tourist spot that I loved is the Malacca River. Its a slow-moving river that cuts across the city. Rather than taking a walk or car to tour the place, you can take a cruise to get a good overview of the city. Have a slow and entertaining view of the city while cruising down the river. You may choose to ride either in the morning, afternoon or evening. The evening cruise is the most attractive one as every shop are lit up with colourful bright lights whereas the twinkling sparkle from the reflection of water makes the city glow! The graffiti here along Jalan Kampung Hulu is colourful and intriguing and lovers of street art will find plenty to look at and enjoy. 

Apart from these places, Dutch Square also known as Red Square is one part of Malacca that inspired the awarding city as a World Heritage site. It is situated just to the south of the main part of the city near the St. John’s Fort. It is easily accessible and a lot of locals and overseas tourists come to visit Dutch Square every day. Dutch Square is clearly visible from St Paul’s Hill which is not far off. In the vicinity of the Dutch Square is the Cheng Ho Culture Museum. The history that is held in this place is immense. You will experience the history from the Malay Empire days, to the Portuguese invasion days, to the Dutch period and the current situation. 

The Stadthuys Malacca is must visit place as it is also known as a matter of priority. It holds a lot of secrets and stories from the Dutch colonial period. Here you will find a vibrant atmosphere with many tourists visiting The Stadthuys every day. They will be from locals, Asia countries and other countries in the world. It is also a good place to people-watch.

Melaka definitely touches me with its mixture of culture where you can find traces of countries from the east (China and Japan) and west (Portugal, Spain and England). When I had a chance to travel to Melaka for a period of 3 days and 2 nights, I realized if I want to experience this place to the fullest, I had to make a good travel plan.

On top of being an ideal destination filled with wonders of ancient buildings and colonial structures, Malacca is also a land of gastronomical delight. Tantalize your taste buds with all these mouthwatering selections of food; spicy, sweet, tangy and sour local specialties all over the streets of Malacca. “Malacca is a food heaven!” is what you’ll most likely hear when you enquire about the small and historical city. 

I wish I could rewind my days of spending at Malacca. Malacca is definitely the heaven that Malaysia have in it. I would gladly recommend Malacca for a good relaxation tourism spot. 

Culture of Malaysian Indian - Thaipusam - Kavinmullai Naguchete

As a cultural enthusiast, I find it exciting how the Indian culture is not bound by political boundaries. Malaysia is a great example. 

Thaipusam festival is a true celebration of the Malaysian-Indian cultural heritage. The festivities are organized in honour of Lord Murugan (also known as Kartikeya) and take place at Batu Caves, in Selangor. Devotees congregate from throughout Malaysia. Many carry Kavadis– heavy tableaus worn around waist that are meant to serve as self-retribution of misdeeds- while others subject themselves to cheek or tongue piercings, in show of enduring devotion to God. Deepavali is also a major festival for the Malaysia-Indians and is a national holiday. Shared history means that the countries will be forever connected by the Indian-origin diaspora and its unique culture, which is a confluence of Malaysian and Indian practices.

Lifestyle Quotes - Kavinmullai Naguchete

"If you want something said, ask a man; if you want something done, ask a woman."

Lifestyle Quotes - Kavinmullai Naguchete

"Women, like men, should try to do the impossible. And when they fail, their failure should be a challenge to others."

Taman Kelip-kelip -Kavinmullai Naguchete

Kampung Kuantan is well known for its Fireflies. Lots of the fireflies nest only available here. Moreover, there has been opinion that magical fireflies are only available at 2 places in the world and one of it is in Kampung Kuantan. The adventure of the fireflies' area began in the early 1970 by a local businessman that saw the commercial potential of this miracle. Now, the adventure has been entrusted to the Kuala Selangor District Council and has expanded rapidly with the addition of 27 small boats that are provided for the visitors. Today, Kampung Kuantan is known for the magical fireflies not only to the local visitors but also around the world. So those who come across Kuala Selangor, don't forget to visit this place. Truly you'll enjoy and have a good time with the nature.

Blood Donation- Kavinmullai Naguchete

Last 5th December 2018, I got an opportunity to conduct an event - A gift of Life, Blood donation campaign. I was thrilled to conduct the event and I'm overwhelmed by the people who came to donate to save lives. Not to forget, I get to donate blood as well since I'm an eligible donor. Hopefully, I'll get more chances to conduct events like this which is good for ouf community.

How to make your life interesting? - Kavinmullai Naguchete

Sometimes it's just time for a change. Our routines get boring, our habits get boring, and our lives seem to get boring. The good news? You can start changing that right now. Just remember this one thing: the only person who has to think your life is interesting is you. Don't rely on your friends' Facebook feeds or other curated and edited content to tell you what is interesting. It doesn't matter what others find interesting so long as it makes you happy. Are you ready to step up your game?

• Developing dynamic interests
  - get a new hobby
  - take a course online
  - get involved in an organization that you believe in
  - get active in non-traditional ways
  - get off your computer 
• Keeping your life busy and exciting
  - shake up your routine
  - find local events such as markets, festivals and music events to attend
  - explore your hometown
  - accept all invitations
  - do something spontaneous 
• Feeling good about your life
  - get rid of whatever bores you
  - clean up the mess
  - stop focusing on the negatives
  - only care what you think
  - change your eating habit 

Sexual Orientation - Kavinmullai Naguchete

Sexual orientation is a term that describes a person’s sexual, emotional, or romantic attraction, as well as the gender(s) of the people they are attracted to. Sexual orientation differs from gender identity in that gender identity describes a person’s psychological identification with a particular gender, rather than their attraction to people. 

• Heterosexuality - term used to describe a person who is physically, emotionally and/or romantically attracted to individuals of a gender other than their own. 
• Homosexuality - is one who is physically, romantically and/or emotionally attracted to individuals of the same gender with which they identify. A man who is attracted to other men is usually referred to as “gay”. However, a woman who is attracted to other women may prefer to be called “a lesbian”. 

Bisexual - refers to people who are attracted to both men and women, yet some bisexual people have a preference for one gender over another.

It's December! - Kavinmullai Naguchete

It's the last month of 2018. And its a season of holidays. Lets hope for the best. May you have a wonderful time on this amazing December. 

Kinokuniya - Kavinmullai Naguchete

Kinokuniya, a renowned international bookshop chain from Japan, placed in Suria KLCC shopping mall (part of the Petronas Twin Towers Complex) at its top floor, Malaysia. It is Malaysia’s largest and well-known book store for its collection of Asian books and magazines plus DVDs and stationary.

Kinokuniya Bookstore was founded in January 1927 at the Shinjuku district of Tokyo by former president Moichi Tanabe. In February 1969, the first overseas store opened in San Francisco. The goal was to provide Japanese living in the U.S. with books and magazines from home and introduce Japanese culture to the local community. Kinokuniya ventured into the Asia-Pasific market when it opened its first store in Singapore and followed by Taiwan, Malaysia, Thailand, Australia and Dubai. And now there are 27 overseas stores by now all over the world.

Kinokuniya Book Store, Suria KLCC

This two floors book store is definitely bigger than what you see from the outside, there’s even a big Japanese books and magazines section hidden in there. Apart from the café upstairs where you can chill and have some cakes and tea, there’s another section by the window where you can sit down and read some books. There you would overlook the view of the KLCC park.

The book selection here is tough to beat. There are over 300,000 titles in the store with different languages like Chinese, English, Japanese and Malay. If you are looking for an important title, this would be the place I would recommend starting your search. Besides that, they have a special section strictly cater to Japanese books, magazines and literatures which is excellent for those Japanese expatriates and people with strong interests in Japanese culture.