The Raja

You get the opportunity to learn and understand culture of people from different races when you live abroad which I feel great about. With association and communication to different nationalities in the country I was not only able to understand their way of life but I got to appreciate life more. When you do appreciate life everything around you will be beautiful.

I have an obvious fascination to the Indian culture. My previous posting is apparently due to my great fondness to their culinary delights. In this particular post, I am inspired by the Hindi traditional wear for men. I went for the normal shirt with Indian inspired prints to be more wearable and finished the look with a turban. For me men looks good in turban too!

My gratitude to Mr. Herbart Arceo (HMA Photography) for helping me in pulling off my vision for this photoshoot. Thank you once again for these exquisite photos!

About the title: I remember in my childhood when a patron blind fortune teller of my father came for a short visit to our home. I was keenly watching him with my father stealthy from a distance and listening when he surprisingly felt my presence and beckoned me to go near him then asked me if I have a mole below my left nipple. He touched it and whispered to my ear that I will be a governor someday. My father was curious about what he told me. At that time I didn't know what a governor means. My father explained it as being a ruler and said that I would not only be a governor but a king. Everyone can be a king in his own life.  A king who wouldn't be a slave to wealth and greed but only to love.

Beso!