Prayerful wishes for the Happy New Year 2012. Let's Thank The Lord for the year 2011.

All of us are busy preparing for welcoming another New Year, 2012. At the same time we are saying good bye to the year 2011. Every year will be leaving so many memories in everybody's life. Some are sweet and some are very bitter.

Those who faced much bitter things in their lives anticipate for an Year full of promising and Happy. Those in bad health due to various diseases , miseries, debts, financial crisis, family problems, threat, fear of many things, separation from dear and near ones, under natural calamities, clutches of devil, bad habits, etc look up for a solution to a their problems.

It is only the Lord who can be an answer for all these. He alone is the only solution. So never give up, rather hold on to Him and He will liberate all.

I whole-heartedly wish all who visit my blogs, a very Happy, Healthy, Prosperous and Promising New Year 2012.

Iam very grateful to the Almighty God for all the favors HE has bestowed up on me and my family. I thank HIM for all the good people He has given to us like Parents, the Loving wife and two children, Priests, Brothers, Sisters, Relatives and Friends who loved us and helped us in various ways in the past year with their Prayers, words and deeds.

If you want to wish your beloved ones 'A HAPPY NEW YEAR' or 'THANK' some one, Please make use of the comment box below. God Bless All...!

Hi, Hello, Hallow all are derived from Halleluia, Hallelujah ...!

What does the word hi, hello or hallow mean is not known to many. The word used largely and extensively in the entire world as a salutation nowadays may be 'Hello' which is derived from 'hallow' which means sacred or holy. Hi is a shorter form of hello. Saintly people and monks in the past used to Praise and worship the Almighty God throughout the day and night, in every work and action. They used to utter 'Hallowed be your Name, Father' or 'God be Hallowed' while wishing others.

This word slowly developed as a word for salutation in the past centuries. Instead of saying 'Hallowed be the Lord', they slowly started saying, hallow ignoring the meaning in the phrase.

According to some other researches, the word 'Hallelujah' (Halleluia /Halleluia /Alleluia) is pronounced to say ' Praise to the Creator' or Praise to the Lord God.

The Primitive Christians right from the beginning even during the time of severe persecutions, encouraged and strengthened one another saying, 'hallelujah'. This word while served as a salutation for the co-faithful, its main aim was to praise the Lord God always...!

This sacred way of wishing one another slowly became a word used by not only Christians but also the entire world...! So one thing is imminent, knowingly or unknowingly "every tongue praises HIS Glory" in this universe....!

Here after let's say "Halleluia" while answering the phone or saluting another ... and if not, say "Hello" thinking and believing that we are saying 'Praise to the Lord, our God'