On the eve of varalakshmIpUjA this rangOli has been drawn. With Her blessings, this is also dedicated to all those who wear Her name as their names 
The name as spelled in English has perfect two-fold symmetry. When written in circular fashion, it reads the same way clockwise or counter clockwise!
Regards! - mOhana
This one i did with MS paint, first time I am doing this your views for improvement...
I saw that Mohanaji had tried an ambigram of angel and devil...and here is my version...Hope u like it mohanaji!
Its the same thing but this picture wl be more understandable
Inspired by Mohanaji's gallery i thot i wld try to write my name as ambigram and endedup with this...do let me knw ur comments.
Jan 20, 2009 is a special day in the history of my adopted country,
the US of A. For the first time, the dreams of millions of
under privileged people are being realised. To mark this occasion
I am enclosing an ambigram of Obama's slogan - Yes, we can! It is
made in the colours of the US, viz., red, white and blue. Enjoy the
historic nature of this event! Regards! - J K Mohana Rao
Happy Pongal Greetings!
The sun is supposed to travel north from this day.
We need the warmth of the sun very badly here.
We're freeeeeeeeezing 
Regards! - mOhana
Ambigram is a writing with ambiguities.
That means it will mean one thing when
read in one way and another thing when
read in another way. Or it may mean
the same when read in either way. As
an example, I am enclosing an ambigram.
It is not difficult to find out
