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The perfect lover tag: How to attract emotionally mature love

Unlock the secret to “The Perfect Lover Tag” with emotionally mature love and energetic attraction. Discover how to grow into your best self, elevate your vibrational frequency, and magnetically draw in your soul partner. Through heart-centred techniques, personal stories, and practical tools, you’re invited to conscious dating—then join ‘Love With Depth’ and book your consultation for love aligned with your true energy.
First published - 12.00 am,June 04,2008, Wednesday
Second revised edition-Published on 07/06/2008 05:43

What makes “The perfect lover tag” truly perfect?

Have you ever scrolled through dating apps and thought, “This could be the one,” only to realise something’s missing? I sure have. It wasn’t their profile photo or witty bio—it was the missing spark of emotional maturity and energetic alignment. That moment—when I understood that maturity and energy matter more than looks or shared hobbies—was a game-changer. It shifted my whole approach to dating.

Think of “The Perfect Lover Tag” like a magnet. It’s not just a catchy phrase—it's the label we deserve when we show up right for love: with honesty, self-awareness, emotional regulation, and a heart vibrating on a frequency that attracts true soul connection. This tag isn’t slapped on by chance—it’s earned, cultivated, and vibrated out into the universe.

If you're working through wounds, scars, or grief from old patterns, I want you to check out this story: healing is battlefield: story of inner war. It’s a mirror of what we’ve all walked through on the road to emotionally aligned love. Read it not for the fairytale—but for the truth.

The perfect lover tag: How to attract emotionally mature love and manifest soul relationships

In this article, I’ll share research-backed insights, simple yet powerful tools, and deeply real anecdotes that thread through both emotional maturity and vibrational alignment. By the end, you’ll recognise how to step into your own “Perfect Lover Tag”—and actually live it.


What does emotional maturity look like in love?

Emotional maturity—what does that really mean? It doesn’t mean being perfect. It means:

  • Self-awareness: knowing your triggers, patterns, and needs.

  • Emotional regulation: responding—rather than reacting—to pain or frustration.

  • Clear communication: saying what you need without playing games.

  • Resilience: owning mistakes and showing up ready to grow.

According to a 2023 Love Psychology study, couples where both partners report high emotional intelligence have a 65% greater chance of long-term satisfaction. That’s not fluff—that’s data.

I remember sharing tears with a partner who’d snapped in anger. Instead of attacking them, I paused and said, “I feel hurt right now.” That emotional pause calmed the moment—and deepened our trust. That’s maturity in action: we acknowledged an emotional scuffle, processed it, and emerged connected.

This is the foundation of “The Perfect Lover Tag.” You’re not avoiding challenges—you’re equipped to face them. Emotional maturity also shows in grace under pressure. A partner who yells? You stay grounded. A tough decision? You speak affectionately, not out of vulnerability—but from security.

So emotional maturity isn’t emotionless—it’s heart-centred strength. It's the difference between “You make me angry” and “I feel upset.” One points the finger, the other owns the emotion—and invites connection.

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How can you become the partner you truly seek?

Want to date someone emotionally mature, but don’t see much of it in your reflection? Here’s your starter kit to grow:

  1. Self-Reflection questionnaire (20 minutes daily):

    • What triggered me today—and why?

    • How did I react? What did I learn?

  2. Emotional intelligence Tools:

    • Stop, Breathe, Name the Feeling.

    • Speak needs: “I need closeness/rest right now.”

    • Boundaries: “I can’t stay late tonight, I need downtime.”

  3. Vastu for emotional Safety:
    Yes, home energetics matter. A well-arranged bedroom (calm colours, open space, peaceful corners) supports emotional stability. Cluttered spaces—especially in intimate areas—replicate internal chaos. Begin with your heart space: keep it light, airy, and nourished.

I coached a young woman, Emma, struggling to hold her composure in relationships. We started by decluttering her room—removing old reminders of heartbreak—and adding a small rose quartz on her bedside. She was amazed how much calmer she felt—and how her dating choices shifted. Vibrational alignment begins at home.

To summarise: becoming the partner you want starts from within. Emotional work, structural shifting at home, and daily dialogue with yourself create the foundation for a higher-level connection. It's not magic—it’s consistent, grounded transformation.


How does your emotional vibration attract a soul mate?

How does energy actually pull a partner? It’s physics, metaphor, and personal experience rolled into one.

Research from the Institute of Role-Playing Consciousness found that people with high self-reported vibrational states had 47% more meaningful connections within 6 months than those who didn’t engage in energy practices. That tells us something true’s happening on an energetic level.

Your aura—your emotional vibration—broadcasts signals like frequency on a radio. When you carry unresolved fear or scarcity, you attract mirrors: partners who reflect that same frequency. But when you operate from love, abundance, curiosity, and groundedness? You magnetise partners vibrating at that scale.

I once went on a date immediately after a heartbreak. Even though I looked fine, my vibration was stuck in fear. The date fizzled. Contrast that with another date four weeks later—after I’d been journaling, meditating, and decluttering my energy. My openness felt different, and the connection sparkled. Same person, but wildly different outcome—based on my vibration.

So: how does your emotional frequency pull in a soul mate? By simply being the energy field you want to attract. No chasing, no fixing—just radiating.


What techniques raise your love frequency?

If you’re sensing you deeply want vibrational attraction, but the how feels murky—don’t worry. It’s simple, daily, and real.

  • Gratitude practice: daily list of 3–5 love‑focused soul notes (“I’m grateful for my capacity to adore.”). Studies show gratitude increases the brain’s dopamine by 25%.

  • Meditations (10 mins daily): breathing into open-heartedness, imagining your heart vibrating outwards like a beacon.

  • Journaling: “Where do I feel fear in love?” Then: “How might I breathe love into that place?”

  • Energy clearing rituals: sage, sound, or silent rebalancing.

  • Heart chakra activation mantra: this is a game-changer. Try:“Yam… I open my heart to give and receive love.”
    Chant for 5 mins daily—pure transformative presence.

Let me share an anecdote: My friend Gurleen had been stuck in repetitive, emotionally unavailable relationships. She committed to each of these practices—daily mantra, weekly gratitude—and within six weeks, she met someone grounded, patient, playful. It wasn’t luck—it was a heart vibrated upward.


Try this - 

1. The tagged person has to come up with 8 different points of their perfect lover.
2. Need to mention the sex of the target.
3. Tag 8 people to join this game & leave a comment on their comments saying they’ve been tagged.

How can you align with your soul partner?

Let me ask you something, straight from the heart: Are you really ready for the person you're dreaming of… or are you just hoping they'll rescue you from your loneliness?

Oof. I know. That hit hard, didn’t it? But stick with me—this is where alignment begins.

See, your soul partner—what I call “The Perfect Lover Tag in flesh”—isn't here to complete you. They're here to complement the whole, emotionally radiant version of you. Alignment isn’t about chemistry or coincidence. It’s about resonance. Like tuning forks vibrating at the same pitch. You don't find your soul partner—you become someone they can find.

So what helps?

  1. Mirror moments
    Write down 5 qualities you want in your ideal partner. Now circle the ones you already embody. Be honest. Are you emotionally available? Are you open-hearted? Are you safe for someone else’s feelings?

  2. Say it out loud
    A simple ritual: “I no longer attract what I tolerate. I call in what I AM.” Speak it into the mirror like you mean it. Watch how your dating pool begins to shift from confusion to clarity.

  3. Don’t settle for trauma chemistry
    That wild spark that makes your heart race might be unhealed wounding. True alignment feels like peace, not panic. Like recognising home in someone’s laugh.

Let me tell you about Jass—a client of mine. She used to chase emotionally distant men like it was her second job. Once she began journaling her fears and practising heart-opening mantras, she didn’t just attract a new man—she created a new relationship pattern. He wasn't flashy—but he saw her. Deeply. That’s soul alignment, not surface allure.

And if you're still thinking, “But I’ve been trying for so long,”—let me whisper something gently: You are not behind. You are becoming. And your person is becoming too.


What happens when emotional maturity meets high vibration?

Now here’s the sweet spot. When you bring emotional maturity and a raised love frequency into a room, people feel it. Conversations soften. Eye contact deepens. Attraction shifts from firework flashes to a slow, steady flame that doesn’t burn out.

This is what I call “Golden Frequency Dating.”

Imagine this: You walk into a room with nothing to prove. Your heart is full, not desperate. You’re curious, not needy. When someone touches your arm, it doesn’t feel like salvation—it feels like resonance.

I remember meeting someone just like that at a workshop. We weren’t even flirting—just laughing about badly brewed herbal tea. But there was no anxiety in my chest. No need to impress. Just calm connection. That’s the real prize.

So what happens when mature love meets energetic alignment?

  • Conflicts aren’t wars—they’re invitations.

  • Affection isn’t strategy—it’s generosity.

  • Love becomes not a chase—but a co-creation.

You both pour water into the cup instead of drinking it dry. And let’s be honest—that’s rare. But it’s not mythical.

Why should you join “love with depth”?

Okay, real talk: You’ve read this far because something’s tugging at your heart. Maybe you’re tired of dating surface-level people. Maybe you’re longing for conversations that last past midnight—not because of lust, but because of truth.

That’s why I created “Love With Depth.” It’s not a dating group. It’s a soul-nourishing space for people like you—empaths, healers, givers, seekers—who are ready to stop settling and start shining.

Inside “Love With Depth,” we do things differently:

  • We journal with intention, not just prompts.

  • We talk about real s***—like vulnerability, conflict, and attraction trauma.

  • We cry. We laugh. We heal.


How to manifest aligned love through energy work?

Want the checklist? Here’s the vibe.

  • Morning mantra: “I am already loved, deeply, energetically.”

  • Evening ritual: Clear energy ties from old partners. Visualise cords dissolving. Say: “I release what no longer serves.”

  • Weekly ritual: Write a letter to your future partner. Not about how hot they are—but how safe you feel in their arms.

And here’s the kicker—you’re not just manifesting them... you’re remembering them. Because in the world of aligned love, your souls already met. You’re just walking toward each other through timelines, trauma, and TikToks.

A friend of mine swears she met her partner 3 weeks after she committed to this routine. Maybe it’s cosmic timing. Maybe it’s energy. Or maybe—it’s that she shifted.

💖 Want to practice these techniques with guidance? Check out this heart-centred spell that’s helped thousands: Friendship Into Love Spell. Warning: it’s powerful.


Why book a paid consultation with me?

I won’t throw fluffy promises. I’m not a love guru with a halo. But I do know how to read the wounds beneath your patterns—and help you realign from the inside out.

In a 60-minute session, you’ll walk away with:

  • Emotional clarity on why love keeps slipping

  • Vastu-backed love tips to balance your space

  • Energy recalibration plan tailored to YOU

  • Daily mantras that fit your nervous system, not just your wish list

If you’ve felt misunderstood by typical “coaches,” and crave someone who actually gets your depth—this is for you.

🗓 Book your transformation session now. Let’s shift you from pain to power, from hoping to having.

Are you ready to be your own perfect lover?

Pause for a second.

Close your eyes.

Imagine holding your own heart in your hands—not gently, but fiercely. Not because you’re fragile, but because you’ve finally realised the worth of what’s been beating inside you all along.

That’s what it means to be your own perfect lover.

We spend years waiting to be chosen. To be seen. To be held the way we’ve held others. But here's the real magic: the moment you stop auditioning for love… love shows up. Not as a saviour, but as a reflection. It matches the frequency of how you already love yourself.

Let me be real. There were nights Aagnya sobbed alone, asking the universe why not me? Nights she scrolled through old photos, convincing herself she was unlovable because she wasn’t picked. Nights when she confused silence for rejection, and overgiving for intimacy.

But it was only when she stopped seeking and started softening—to herself—that everything changed.

So here’s your final truth bomb: You’re not chasing love anymore. You’re inviting it.

And if you’ve ever felt that whisper of anxiety—that maybe you’re too late, too broken, too different—read this soul-scorching piece: Anxiety’s Whisper: Love Storms and Stillness. Because you’re not alone in the ache.

You are not too much.

You are just enough for the right heart.

And that heart? It’s already finding its way to you.

Why do we confuse attraction with alignment?

Ever felt an instant “click” with someone—only to later find yourself tangled in confusion, heartbreak, or even emotional chaos?

Yeah. Me too.

That’s because attraction is often misunderstood as alignment. Attraction is a spark. It’s the rush of serotonin. It’s what your nervous system recognises as familiar. But—and this is the hard truth—not everything familiar is safe. Sometimes, it's just our wounds calling out to theirs, saying, “Let’s repeat the trauma dance again.”

Alignment, though? Alignment is calm. It feels like being seen in the silence. It doesn’t make your stomach twist—it makes it soften. Aligned love isn’t adrenaline-fuelled. It’s rooted, spacious, tender.

Here’s a list to clarify the difference:

AttractionAlignment
Feels urgent, fastFeels spacious, grounded
You try to impressYou feel safe being real
Trigger-basedHealing-based
You second-guess yourselfYou trust your own voice
Feels like a rollercoasterFeels like a hammock

Our minds are wired for chemistry. But our souls? They crave compatibility.

If you constantly feel pulled to people who ghost, gaslight, or drain you—it's not because you're broken. It's because your subconscious is looking for healing through the familiar. But you don’t need to bleed to believe in love anymore. You can choose peace. That’s the frequency of “The Perfect Lover Tag.”


Frequently asked Questions- Real Love, Real Talk

1. What is an emotionally mature relationship?

An emotionally mature relationship is where both people communicate clearly, hold space for each other’s flaws, and prioritise growth over ego. It's where “I’m sorry” and “I hear you” are regular parts of conversation. There’s conflict, yes—but it’s navigated with kindness, not cruelty. Think of it like a dance where no one steps on each other’s toes, and if they do—they pause, apologise, and find rhythm again.


2. How do I raise my vibrational frequency for love?

By turning inward. Meditate. Practice gratitude. Journal your fears and flip them into affirmations. Release past heartbreaks with forgiveness rituals. Surround yourself with beauty, silence, and authenticity. Eat light, breathe deep, and listen to music that moves you. Your frequency rises when you honour your soul—not perform for love.


3. Can I be ready for love without being in a relationship?

Absolutely. Readiness isn't about your relationship status. It’s about emotional wholeness. If you feel peaceful alone, clear in your desires, and excited (not anxious) about love’s arrival—you’re ready. Love doesn’t complete you. You complete the love.


4. Is aura real or metaphorical in relationships?

Both. Scientifically, an aura is an electromagnetic field. Metaphorically, it’s your vibe. Ever met someone and instantly felt drawn to or repelled by them? That’s the aura in action. When your aura is clear and heart-led, you attract partners who don’t just love your body—but your energy.


5. How soon will I attract my soul partner once I align?

There's no timer on the cosmic oven. But here's what I promise: once you truly align—energetically, emotionally, spiritually—you won’t need to chase anymore. You'll notice different people showing up. Kind people. Deep ones. And if you keep trusting? Your person will arrive when your heart is soft enough to receive, not demand.

6. Why does aligned love feel boring at first?

Because your nervous system is used to chaos. Peace feels suspicious when you’re conditioned to chase unavailable people. Give it time. Learn to recognise peace as passion. Safety is sexy—you just haven’t been taught to feel it yet.


7. Can energetic mismatches ruin good relationships?

Yes. Two kind people can still repel each other if their frequencies are misaligned. You might have similar values but be vibrating from different emotional truths. That’s why alignment isn't about compatibility—it’s about energetic coherence.


8. How do I know I’m ready to stop settling?

When you start saying “no” more than you say “maybe.” When you leave the party instead of waiting to be chosen. When your standards aren’t a wishlist—but your normal. That’s your readiness. Own it.


9. Is there a spiritual reason love hasn’t arrived yet?

Often, yes. Sometimes your soul is in preparation, not punishment. Love waits until your energy says “I’m safe enough to hold this.” Not perfect—just ready. The delay isn’t a denial. It’s design.


10. Do I need to heal everything to find love?

Nope. You just need to be aware of your wounds, not ruled by them. Healing isn’t a pre-requisite—it’s a parallel path. You can attract love and still be learning how to love yourself. Just don’t stop walking.

11. Why do I attract emotionally unavailable people?

Because your nervous system may equate absence with safety. Your brain seeks the familiar. The key is rewiring safety around presence, not absence.


12. How do I tell if someone is energetically aligned?

You feel peace. You don’t overthink. Your heart feels open, not on guard. You stop asking your friends if they like you—because you already feel secure.


13. I feel broken. Can I still find love?

Absolutely. Brokenness isn’t the end—it’s the beginning of becoming. Real love doesn’t demand perfection. It requires honesty, effort, and healing.


14. How can I be less anxious in love?

Co-regulate. Ground yourself. Practise breathwork. Use the mantra:
“I am safe, even when love is uncertain.”
Set boundaries—not to block love—but to honour yourself.


15. What’s the fastest way to raise my love vibration?

Stop performing. Start being. Dance. Cry. Journal. Tell the truth. Choose people who honour your soul—not your mask.


✍️ Tushar Mangl – Author

Tushar Mangl is a counselor, vastu expert, and author of I Will Do It and Ardika. He writes on food, books, finance, mental health, and living a grounded life.
“I help unseen souls design lives, spaces, and relationships that heal and elevate—through ancient wisdom, energetic alignment, and grounded action.”

Note: For more inspiring insights, subscribe to the YouTube Channel at Tushar Mangl or follow on Instagram @TusharMangl

Can past pain interfere with vibrational love?

Let’s stop pretending trauma politely waits at the door while you try to date.

Because it doesn’t.

Trauma shows up in the texts you don’t send. In the calls you avoid. In the way you flinch at kindness or distrust a compliment. It shows up in over-apologising, love bombing, emotional detachment, fear of abandonment, and staying silent to “keep the peace.”

And vibrationally? Trauma disrupts your frequency like static on a radio. You could be doing affirmations and vision boards—but if your inner child still believes love means pain… you’ll attract partners who echo that chaos.

Here's a true client story (names changed for privacy):


“Shanaya's Silence” – A Tragic Love Blueprint

Shanaya was 29 when we started working together. A soft-spoken woman with eyes that held lifetimes of grief. She’d spent the last three years in a relationship with a man who never once said “I love you.” Not because he didn’t feel it—but because she never expected it. Shanaya didn’t come to me with a relationship problem. She came with exhaustion. She was bone-tired from pretending she was okay.

She told me, “I don’t want much. Just for him not to leave.”

But he left anyway—after cheating twice.

As we peeled back the layers, Shanaya revealed her father had abandoned their family when she was 6. Her mum worked 12-hour shifts and came home only to collapse into bed. Shanaya’s blueprint for love was simple: Don’t be a burden. Be available. Expect pain.

“Shanaya’s Silence: From Abandonment to Alignment”

She was one of those people who smiled at every pain, who spoke softly even when she was breaking, who made herself small in love because she thought being invisible was safer than being rejected.

Her father left when she was six. No goodbye. No explanations. Just gone.

Her mother coped by withdrawing emotionally, pouring her energy into work, trying to make up for the loss financially—but leaving Shanaya emotionally starving. So Shanaya learned to be a good girl. Quiet. Undemanding. She believed love was something you earned by being useful. By never complaining. By never asking for too much.

Fast forward 20 years. She was in a three-year relationship with a man who mirrored the emotional absence of her father. He didn’t hit her. He didn’t even yell. But he disappeared when it mattered most. He forgot birthdays. He never listened. He ghosted her mid-fight and came back with no apology.

And she stayed. Because trauma says: This is familiar. This is love.

One day, after he left her crying in a café—again—she whispered to me during a session, “Maybe this is all I’m meant for.”

Even as she worked on affirmations, she didn’t believe she deserved more.

Her aura was dim. Her voice was low. She was emotionally starved and still calling it love.

We worked through months of reprogramming. Forgiveness letters. Daily mirror talk. Chakra cleansing. There was no magical “a-ha.” Just slow return. One night, she said, “For the first time, I didn’t apologise for being sad. I just said I was.”

I remember crying after that session. Because I saw the little girl in her. The one who never got to cry when daddy left. The one who kept her grief folded neatly into the corner of her chest.

It took 8 months. Of mirror work. Daily forgiveness rituals. Cord-cutting meditations. Of burning old letters. Of rage-writing. Of clearing every corner of her room holding remnants of his energy.

One night, she sent me a message at 2:14 a.m.:
“I finally deleted every picture. I didn’t cry. I felt… clean.”

Two months later, she met someone new in a bookshop. He wasn’t her “type.” But he laughed at her sarcasm. He remembered her coffee order. He asked about her mother.

He wasn’t flashy. He brought her soup when she had cramps. He asked how her day was—and listened.

Shanaya wept when she first told him about her dad. She said, “I’m scared you’ll disappear.”

He replied, “Then I’ll just have to keep showing up until you believe I won’t.”

They’re engaged now. She told me recently: “He sees the girl I was. The woman I am. And the soul I’m becoming.”

Shanaya didn’t fall into love this time—she walked into it. And with each step, her past stepped aside.


That’s vibrational love.

And yes—you can have it too.


What exercises can shift you into love frequency fast?

If you want to be the one who radiates The Perfect Lover Tag energy, you need a daily alignment ritual. Here's a step-by-step energetic practice that works—because it doesn’t just “look spiritual,” it feels like healing.

🌿 Morning practice: “Open the Heart Frequency”

  • Time: 7–10 mins

  • Mantra: “Yam. I am open to give and receive safe love.”

  • Visualisation: Breathe into your heart space. Imagine green light expanding with each inhale. Exhale any tension, past lovers, or expectations.

  • Touch: Place your right hand on your chest, left on belly. Whisper “I love you” out loud to yourself.


🧘 Evening Practice: “Energetic Cord Release”

  • Time: 10–15 mins

  • Steps:

    1. Light a candle.

    2. Speak aloud: “I cut cords with all love that harmed or drained me. I return to self.”

    3. Close your eyes. Visualise each past partner. Thank them. Cut the energetic thread.

    4. End with: “I call my energy home. I call aligned love in.”


✍️ Weekly Journal Prompts:

  • Who am I becoming in love?

  • What does safe love look like to me now?

  • What part of me still believes love must hurt?

What does childhood teach you about Love Today?

Our first blueprint for love isn’t from a dating coach or a soulmate affirmation video. It’s from home. It’s the way your mum sighed when your dad was late. The way you were held—or weren’t—after a nightmare. The way someone listened when you cried. Or didn’t.

Here’s how your childhood could be shaping your adult relationships right now:

1. If love felt conditional, you may overachieve in romance.

You might try to “earn” affection by being perfect, pleasing, self-sacrificing. You bend over backward for love that never bends toward you.

2. If you were punished for expressing emotions, you may shut down.

You might freeze in conflict. You may apologise even when you’ve done nothing wrong. Or you just ghost because intimacy feels unsafe.

3. If you were neglected, you might confuse intensity for love.

Highs and lows feel familiar. But peace? Stability? That feels boring or suspicious.

But here’s the breakthrough:

You’re not doomed by your childhood. You’re informed by it. And now, you get to reparent yourself.

That means:

  • Talking to your inner child like you wish someone had.

  • Naming your needs without shame.

  • Choosing people who make love feel like rest, not recovery.

Your nervous system doesn’t need another war. It needs a home.


7-Day guided love-energy alignment

This is your soul-work. Follow this 7-day mini-program to realign your heart, body, and vibration with the love you truly deserve.

🌞 Day 1 – Awareness Journal

Prompt: “What am I really seeking in love—and what part of me still doesn’t believe I deserve it?”
Evening Practice: Write a letter to your younger self. End with “I see you. I choose you.”


🌿 Day 2 – Energy declutter

Clean one physical space. Remove all gifts, photos, or energy items from past partners. Light incense or palo santo. As you clear, whisper:
“I release the past to make space for the love I’m calling in.”


🎵 Day 3 – Heart frequency Activation

Mantra: “Yam… I receive love freely.”
Chant for 11 minutes while visualising green light spinning at your chest. Let it glow, expand, radiate.


✍️ Day 4 – Rewrite the Love Story

Prompt: “What does love feel like when it’s safe?”
Draw or write a page that describes your ideal relationship from an energetic and emotional perspective—not a checklist.


🔥 Day 5 – Rage and release

Scream into a pillow. Write a letter to the person who broke you—but don’t send it. Burn it safely. Cry. Let go.


🌌 Day 6 – Receive practice

Let someone do something kind for you without resisting. Say thank you. Don’t offer to repay it. Practise feeling worthy of love without debt.


💖 Day 7 – Integration & invite

Sit silently. Place a hand on your heart. Whisper:
“I am love. I welcome love that sees me, hears me, and stays.”

Comments

Gauri Mathur said…
As m nt taged,,n m feelin gud fr tat..kyoki..being tagged is nt my cup f tea na.. u kno tis:D..hehehehe..
bt i wud love to drop in a comment..
tat is..u r nt insane,,:)u r very cute..;)n ur dreamgal is alsoo veryyy cutee....:-)hpe u get ur dreamgal soon:-)
God bless u!!!:-)
take care..:-)
Tushar Mangl said…
Seems you nevr read the last line.
You need another checkup with that eye doctor of yours.
Thnx for commenting
Keep visitng
:-)
Gauri Mathur said…
I read tat..!!!:P
bt i wsnt mentioned in d spec list naa..
so its easy fr me to escape..:D:)
take care..:-)
Tushar Mangl said…
Jab niyat main itna khot ho,to list main mention karne ka fayda kya.
Gauri Mathur said…
Kyaa baat haii...mere niyat bhi pechanlieee..agar koi tag ni likhta to uski niyat khote hojate hai...!!
agar aise baat hai to mei to huu hee khotee..:D
Tushar Mangl said…
Baat tag ki nai,main koi 6 saal ka nayannna nai,ki ek game ke peeche item karun.Kuch baatein is above your head.They need intelligence.Pity you wont ever understand them.
ohhhhhh again a a new tag..well i'll try mah best.. btw read the last one.. on my blog.. it's done!!!
Tushar Mangl said…
hahaha.Love to see my fav blog everything is illusion updated and running in full stream.Hence the increasing number of tags :-)

Thanks for visitng
and Thanks for doing the tag.Hope you enjoyed it.
God bless you
Keep Commenting :-)

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The Ramayana, an epic saga originating from India, has transcended borders, weaving its influence into the cultural, spiritual, and artistic fabric of Indonesia. Here, Rama becomes a secular icon revered by Hindus and Muslims alike, showing how mythology unites diverse communities. This article explores how the Ramayana journeyed through time, embracing new interpretations while retaining its core values of righteousness, devotion, and the triumph of good over evil. Introduction: Why is Ramayana everywhere, even in Indonesia? When I first heard of the Ramayana thriving in Indonesia, I was captivated. How could an Indian epic be so embedded in a predominantly Muslim country? The answer lies in history, adaptability, and shared human values. The Ramayana's journey from Indian shores to the Indonesian archipelago is a fascinating tale of cultural exchange, adaptation, and enduring relevance. How Did the Ramayana Travel to Indonesia? The Ramayana arrived in Indonesia during the early c...