Lombok Hot Deal Tours

Nyepi
The day of Silent

Lombok Escapade
3 days
30 Maret - 1 April
Rp. 3.950.000
per orang (pax)
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Min. 2 pax
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Termasuk :
2 malam Sheraton Senggigi
(*) (*) (*) (*) (*)
Tiket Lion Air
DPS-LOP-DPS
Free LOP Sheraton Lounge
*LOP =
Lombok Praya Airport
Sarapan / Daily breakfast
1x Lunch
1x Dinner
1x Tour Candi Narmada, Puri Suranadi, Pura Lingsar Mataram - NTB
Pro Avanza Car
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Up grade ke Garuda + 599.580 / pax
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SIC 4D3N Genting Highland - KL (USD129) Min 2 To-Go

SIC 4D3N Genting Highland / KL

Ultraviolet Tours
Batu Cave KLCC Genting Highland
Validity:  Until December 2014 Remark: First World Hotel Peak Season Surcharge USD15.00/person First World Hotel Super Peak Season Surcharge USD25.00/person Tour Fare:  USD229.00/Person - Twin Sharing Group Size:  Min 2 Paxs Itinerary: Day 01 LCCT/KLIA - Genting Highland Batu Cave, Crystal Hour Duty Free Shop, Local Product Shop, Transfer to Genting Highland, Check-in Hotel, free program. Day 02 Genting Highland - Kuala Lumpur (B) Pick up at 0100pm: Half Day City Tour: KLCC (Photo Stop),King Palace, Independence Square,Chocolate Outlet,Coffee Shop Day 03 Kuala Lumpur (B) Free and easy Day 04 Kuala Lumpur - LCCT / KLIA (B) Transfer to Airport Term & Conditions: 1) Above rates valid till 31 December 2014, but subject to change without prior notice due to hotel and transport rate escalations not in our control. 2) For child rates 90% with bed & breakfast and 70% without bed & breakfast on above rates,Child age 3 to 11 years,below 3 years is free. However the child rates vary hotel to hotel and so please check with us for exact rates. 3) For every 15 paying guests, 1 pax will be free of charge, subject to maximum 4 pax free-of-charge for a group size 65 & above. 4) The rates are nett and non-commisionable  5) No refund for any unexpected cancellation of attractions due to weather or any other unforeseen situation beyond our control 6) Payment 30% upon confirmation, and balance 70% at least 1 weeks before guest arrival 7) Cancellation policy: Over and above any hotel's cancellation charges, we will deduct 15% of package cost if cancelled 2 weeks before arrival date, deduct 25% if cancelled 1 week before arrival, 50% if cancelled 3 days before arrival and 100% if cancelled 2 days & less before arrival.		Package Include:
		2 way Airport - Hotel -Airport Transfer & KUL - Genting Highland - KUL transfer (may be shuffled) 2 Night accommodation at Puteri Park Hotel, Kuala Lumpur or similar. 1 Night accommodation at First World Hotel, Genting Highland (Deluxe Room) All transfer and sightseeing with 2 way transfer with English Speaking driver cum Guide Half Day Kuala Lumpur City Tour (3.5Hours) Country Tour & Batu Caves Tour of Kuala Lumpur   (3.5 Hours)
		Package Exclude:
		Tipping (USD 3 per day per person - compulsory pay in invoice) Personal Expenses (Laundry,Telephone charges,Mini bars) Entrance Tickets to any monuments / attractions during city tour Genting Highland cable car ride + Outdoor theme park ticket
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Gandhi's Top 10 Fundamentals for Change

Gandhi's Top 10 Fundamentals for Change

 

Mahatma Gandhi needs no long introduction. Everyone knows about the man who lead the Indian people to independence from British rule in 1947. So let's just move on to some of my favourite tips from Mahatma Gandhi.

 

1. Change yourself. "You must be the change you want to see in the world."

 

"As human beings, our greatness lies not so much in being able to remake the world - that is the myth of the atomic age - as in being able to remake ourselves."

 

If you change yourself you will change your world. If you change how you think then you will change how you feel and what actions you take. And so the world around you will change. Not only because you are now viewing your environment through new lenses of thoughts and emotions but also because the change within can allow you to take action in ways you wouldn't have - or maybe even have thought about - while stuck in your old thought patterns.

 

And the problem with changing your outer world without changing yourself is that you will still be you when you reach that change you have strived for. You will still have your flaws, anger, negativity, self-sabotaging tendencies etc. intact.

 

And so in this new situation you will still not find what you hoped for since your mind is still seeping with that negative stuff. And if you get more without having some insight into and distance from your ego it may grow more powerful. Since your ego loves to divide things, to find enemies and to create separation it may start to try to create even more problems and conflicts in your life and world.

 

2. You are in control. "Nobody can hurt me without my permission."

 

What you feel and how you react to something is always up to you. There may be a "normal" or a common way to react to different things. But that's mostly just all it is.

 

You can choose your own thoughts, reactions and emotions to pretty much everything. You don't have to freak out, overreact of even react in a negative way. Perhaps not every time or instantly. Sometimes a knee-jerk reaction just goes off. Or an old thought habit kicks in.

 

And as you realize that no-one outside of yourself can actually control how you feel you can start to incorporate this thinking into your daily life and develop it as a thought habit. A habit that you can grow stronger and stronger over time. Doing this makes life a whole lot easier and more pleasurable.

 

3. Forgive and let it go. "The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong."

 

"An eye for eye only ends up making the whole world blind."

 

Fighting evil with evil won't help anyone. And as said in the previous tip, you always choose how to react to something. When you can incorporate such a thought habit more and more into your life then you can react in a way that is more useful to you and others.

 

You realize that forgiving and letting go of the past will do you and the people in your world a great service. And spending your time in some negative memory won't help you after you have learned the lessons you can learn from that experience. You'll probably just cause yourself more suffering and paralyze yourself from taking action in this present moment.

 

If you don't forgive then you let the past and another person to control how you feel. By forgiving you release yourself from those bonds. And then you can focus totally on, for instance, the next point.

 

4. Without action you aren't going anywhere. "An ounce of practice is worth more than tons of preaching."

 

Without taking action very little will be done. However, taking action can be hard and difficult. There can be much inner resistance.

 

And so you may resort to preaching, as Gandhi says. Or reading and studying endlessly. And feeling like you are moving forward. But getting little or no practical results in real life.

 

So, to really get where you want to go and to really understand yourself and your world you need to practice. Books can mostly just bring you knowledge. You have to take action and translate that knowledge into results and understanding.

 

5. Take care of this moment. "I do not want to foresee the future. I am concerned with taking care of the present. God has given me no control over the moment following."

 

The best way that I have found to overcome the inner resistance that often stops us from taking action is to stay in the present as much as possible and to be accepting.

 

Why? Well, when you are in the present moment you don't worry about the next moment that you can't control anyway. And the resistance to action that comes from you imagining negative future consequences - or reflecting on past failures - of your actions loses its power. And so it becomes easier to both take action and to keep your focus on this moment and perform better.

 

How can you reconnect with the present moment? One of the simplest ways is to focus on your breathing for a minute or two. Just those breaths in and out and nothing else. By doing so you align yourself with the present moment and what is happening right now again.

 

And remember that reconnecting with and staying in the now is a mental habit - a sort of muscle - that you grow. Over time it becomes more powerful and makes it easier to slip into the present moment.

 

6. Everyone is human. "I claim to be a simple individual liable to err like any other fellow mortal. I own, however, that I have humility enough to confess my errors and to retrace my steps."

 

"It is unwise to be too sure of one's own wisdom. It is healthy to be reminded that the strongest might weaken and the wisest might err."

 

When you start to make myths out of people - even though they may have produced extraordinary results - you run the risk of becoming disconnected from them. You can start to feel like you could never achieve similar things that they did because they are so very different. So it's important to keep in mind that everyone is just a human being no matter who they are.

 

And I think it's important to remember that we are all human and prone to make mistakes. Holding people to unreasonable standards will only create more unnecessary conflicts in your world and negativity within you.

 

It's also important to remember this to avoid falling into the pretty useless habit of beating yourself up over mistakes that you have made. And instead be able to see with clarity where you went wrong and what you can learn from your mistake. And then try again.

 

7. Persist. "First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win."

 

Be persistent. In time the opposition around you will fade and fall away. And your inner resistance and self-sabotaging tendencies that want to hold you back and keep you like you have always been will grow weaker.

 

Find what you really like to do. Then you'll find the inner motivation to keep going, going and going.

 

One reason Gandhi was so successful with his method of non-violence was because he and his followers were so persistent. They just didn't give up.

 

Success or victory will seldom come as quickly as you would have liked it to. I think one of the reasons people don't get what they want is simply because they give up too soon. The time they think an achievement will require isn't the same amount of time it usually takes to achieve that goal. This faulty belief partly comes from the world we live in. A world full of magic pill solutions where advertising continually promises us that we can lose a lot of weight or earn a ton of money in just 30 days.

 

Finally, one useful tip to keep your persistence going is to listen to Gandhi's third quote in this article and keep a sense of humor. It can lighten things up at the toughest of times.

 

8. See the good in people and help them. "I look only to the good qualities of men. Not being faultless myself, I won't presume to probe into the faults of others." "Man becomes great exactly in the degree in which he works for the welfare of his fellow-men." "I suppose leadership at one time meant muscles; but today it means getting along with people."

 

There is pretty much always something good in people. And things that may not be so good. But you can choose what things to focus on. And if you want improvement then focusing on the good in people is a useful choice. It also makes life easier for you as your world and relationships become more pleasant and positive.

 

And when you see the good in people it becomes easier to motivate yourself to be of service to them. By being of service to other people, by giving them value you not only make their lives better. Over time you tend to get what you give. And the people you help may feel more inclined to help other people. And so you, together, create an upward spiral of positive change that grows and becomes stronger.

 

By strengthening your social skills you can become a more influential person and make this upward spiral even stronger.

 

9. Be congruent, be authentic, be your true self. "Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony." "Always aim at complete harmony of thought and word and deed. Always aim at purifying your thoughts and everything will be well."

 

I think that one of the best tips for improving your social skills is to behave in a congruent manner and communicate in an authentic way. People seem to really like authentic communication. And there is much inner enjoyment to be found when your thoughts, words and actions are aligned. You feel powerful and good about yourself.

 

When words and thoughts are aligned then that shows through in your communication. Because now you have your voice tonality and body language - some say they are over 90 percent of communication - in alignment with your words.

 

With these channels in alignment people tend to really listen to what you're saying. You are communicating without incongruency, mixed messages or perhaps a sort of phoniness.

 

Also, if your actions aren't in alignment with what you're communicating then you start to hurt your own belief in what you can do. And other people's belief in you too.

 

10. Continue to grow and evolve. "Constant development is the law of life, and a man who always tries to maintain his dogmas in order to appear consistent drives himself into a false position."

 

You can pretty much always improve your skills, habits or re-evaluate your evaluations. You can gain deeper understanding of yourself and the world.

 

Sure, you may look inconsistent or like you don't know what you are doing from time to time. You may have trouble to act congruently or to communicate authentically. But if you don't then you will, as Gandhi says, drive yourself into a false position. A place where you try to uphold or cling to your old views to appear consistent while you realise within that something is wrong. It's not a fun place to be. To choose to grow and evolve is a happier and more useful path to take.

 

I hope this email will inspire you to keep changing your life and world for the better.

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From: uncle Allan Chuah Facebook

Advice for student wishing to pursue higher education:

One of the most important thing that you can do as a young student is to improve the standard of your written and spoken English. If you are proficient in other languages like Chinese, that's great because it means you might be able to work in China (many multi national corporations are setting up base in big cities in China like Shanghai and Beijing). But even if one is proficient in another language, a person should never neglect his or her standard of English. A good command of the English language can only help you advance in your studies and career. Good English enables you to work in international companies and to be able to communicate with overseas colleagues effectively and with confidence.

So what can you do to improve your written and spoken English? Some suggestions include:
1. Read English newspapers every day. It is shocking how some students do not read the newspapers and are totally ignorant about the world.

2. You should also read English language periodicals like Time Magazine and News week. Once your English proficiency improves, try reading the Economist as well. If you can afford it, subscribe to these magazines. If you can't afford the subscription fees, then go to the library on a regular basis to read these magazines. As you read the articles – make a mental note on how the reporters write and structure their articles.

3. If you don't have access to a library or can't afford the magazines, read high quality online newspapers like;
Times of London
, New York Times
, the Guardian
etc on a regular basis. Don't waste too much time on the Net reading useless and childish blogs (of course, there are some blogs that are well-written).

4. Practise writing essays. If you have a blog, try writing in proper sentences instead of in SMS style.

5. Join debating clubs. Even if you don't like to talk in front of strangers, you should do it. Debates will force you to articulate your thoughts and train you to speak in front of strangers.

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