Wednesday, 18 September 2013
I HAVE NO TITLE: Growing Old ?
I HAVE NO TITLE: Growing Old ?: Do we really grow old or we just learn to accept the realities of life? Have you ever thought that if it had not been for the ups and dow...
I HAVE NO TITLE: Illusion
I HAVE NO TITLE: Illusion: Living is all about moving on and letting go. You cannot hold on to a person or an emotion or one single activity or a luxury forever. You...
Wednesday, 4 September 2013
Growing Old ?
Do we really grow old or we just learn to accept the realities of life?
Have you ever thought that if it had not been for the ups and downs along with the happy and harsh times/events of life, you might still be living as a teenager or a child. Does this brain of ours also grows old with us or is it the experiences of life that gives our brain this maturity?
What if we stop thinking and do whatever we want to do, irrespective of our age, gender, class and religion? People will call us crazy. Well of-course. If they see 30 year old fully grown up man taking rides in McDonalds play area people WILL call him crazy. People believe what they see. What they don't know is that he is following his heart, doing whatever he wants to do and enjoying. Ask yourselves, if you see a Muslim praying to Jesus or praying in a Hindu Temple you will think he/she has lost it. You believe what you see. You will start judging him/her because of his actions. What you might not know, that he is just doing it out of curiosity or just to witness other religion's ceremonies and to compare them with his/hers.
This all depends upon what you think. If you start caring about these judgmental eyes of people around you you will stop doing what your heart wishes. Then you eventually learn that one cannot do what he/she wishes or wants. That is the time your thoughts change direction. Its not the brain that grows old its your thoughts that change lanes. And these thought are not in born. this is what you learn during the course of life.
Have you ever thought that if it had not been for the ups and downs along with the happy and harsh times/events of life, you might still be living as a teenager or a child. Does this brain of ours also grows old with us or is it the experiences of life that gives our brain this maturity?
What if we stop thinking and do whatever we want to do, irrespective of our age, gender, class and religion? People will call us crazy. Well of-course. If they see 30 year old fully grown up man taking rides in McDonalds play area people WILL call him crazy. People believe what they see. What they don't know is that he is following his heart, doing whatever he wants to do and enjoying. Ask yourselves, if you see a Muslim praying to Jesus or praying in a Hindu Temple you will think he/she has lost it. You believe what you see. You will start judging him/her because of his actions. What you might not know, that he is just doing it out of curiosity or just to witness other religion's ceremonies and to compare them with his/hers.
This all depends upon what you think. If you start caring about these judgmental eyes of people around you you will stop doing what your heart wishes. Then you eventually learn that one cannot do what he/she wishes or wants. That is the time your thoughts change direction. Its not the brain that grows old its your thoughts that change lanes. And these thought are not in born. this is what you learn during the course of life.
So whatever you are today is what you choose to be.
Sunday, 11 August 2013
Illusion

Monday, 15 July 2013
Pause for a Second and THINK!
Have you ever thought ‘what if you die the next second’? What
if you are diagnosed of a deadly disease which you cannot survive? Your days
are numbered and your remaining life is spent counting days before death. At
that point, when you relive your whole life, what do you see?
Ignore the life after death
shivers, just forget about the unfulfilled wishes; just relive the life you
have spent. What do you see? You see both good and bad days. Focus on the part about
what you have been doing. You will realize that you spent life envying people,
earning money, planning the future, messing up relationships on petty issues,
living in the past and regretting bad decisions made, blaming fate for all the
wrongdoings of life, fighting and arguing with people, gossiping/bitching about
others, feeling jealous of friends/colleagues... There is an endless list of ‘such deeds’ you will remember. Pause
for a second and think what benefit has it brought
you? Apart from disturbing your mental health, inner peace and wasting time
these activities have only damaged your life. And not just damaged your life it
has hampered your happiness; and mind it this is on you. This impairment upon
yourself is a result of your own doings.
Your envious and jealous attitude
made you look down upon yourself. It leads to dissatisfaction with what you
have. It made you focus on things you don’t have instead of the things you
have. Because of such attitude you have been unable to cherish the gifts of
God.
You kept on planning for future
and worked and worked and worked; just to earn money for a better future. What
if you don’t have a future? You spent all your life for a future which never
existed. You wasted your life on something of which you have no guarantee.
You keep regrets in your heart
for decisions which did not yield good results. And you just keep on living in
regret. You keep on blaming fate for being unfair with you. If you die
tomorrow, will you like the fact that you spent your last days blaming fate?
You argue with friends, fight
with family and spoil relationships. Do you want to spend your last days alone?
No family no friends around you to enjoy your last days with, is that what you
want? You are wasting all the beauties of life. Top of all are wasting the most
precious gift of God: LIFE ITSELF!
The world will not stop without
you. People will not stop living; what matters is that will you be remembered
in good faith? Will you leave a mark on this world that people take time to
talk about you, in good terms? Or have you ever thought about any good you are
leaving behind? Any good you have done for society or others without the
expectation of getting something in return?
PAUSE FOR A SECOND AND RE-THINK.
LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL. SPREAD LOVE AROUND YOU AND LIVE LIKE IT’S YOUR LAST DAY
TODAY!
Monday, 8 July 2013
Good vs Bad
Sometimes life goes in a stagnant phase.
No good no bad just the same.
And this “same”
eventually becomes bad for you. You cannot live in one specific phase forever.
Whatever you do, whatever you wish for or whatever you plan, you just cannot
change your circumstances. At this point you think that if you had not
practiced the so-called-religious-rules-of-life
you would not have landed in this particular situation. At this point of time
in life you wish you had defied the rules. You wish you were the bad person in
the eyes of society. You wish you had tasted the enjoyment of being bad. Then,
atleast, this monotonous-never-ending-twisted-phase-of-life
never would have happened.
The regret of "being
good" kills you from inside, as one cannot imagine living in a life of
regrets because of the good choices you made! This gives you the realization that
living life by the rules or living life practicing good, does not frees you
from any regrets or disappointments. This type of life showers you with a
different set of challenges which often dawns heavier clouds of disappointments
with yourself!
Labels:
Bad,
Good,
Life,
Monotonous,
Never Ending,
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Monday, 3 June 2013
Deprivation.Pain.Regret.
Life
has its own way of teaching you things. Sometimes it makes you learn through
regrets sometimes through pain and suffering and sometimes it’s through
deprivation. I on the other hand have experienced all such phases of so-called
life learning lessons through all such means. And experience tells me:
Regret
comes after pain and suffering.
And
pain and suffering comes after deprivation.
Regret
is something which I never had and I was very proud of this fact of my life. I
was confident and firm about the decisions I took in my life. Occasionally I
took calculated decisions taking in consideration all pros and cons; but
sometimes it was just like a revelation that ‘this is the right decision’ and I used to follow it. These
occasional revelation kinda decisions
made me believe that God Himself is making me take the right decisions and no
doubt it always proved good in my favor. These can be called “risky decisions”.
But with my strong faith in God and stronger believe on the fact that God is
there with me in these decisions always made me happy. Never knew that instead
of the risky decisions these planned choices, will shatter my confidence and
wreck the no-regret element of my life.
There
is a time when you have everything offered to you like a full decorated platter
of food which has all the premium items on it made from very fine ingredients. The
full luxury platter is at a hands reach and you choose not to extend your hand
and reject the platter because you are not in need of it. Therefore, you just
walk pass it choosing to ignore. Life gave you an option and the option you
picked was rejection.
Life
goes on with this confidence of right decision in mind and everything is good
and positive around. Faith in God grows stronger and stronger as the choices
you have taken are resulting in superb results. You feel like on top of the
world. People look up to you. Acknowledge you. Quote you as an example. And you
on the other hand cannot be happier but still never let this get to your head.
You continue to thank God for His countless blessings.
Then
all of a sudden life goes gloomy. All the self-confidence and surety about life
smashes to smithereens. Everyone around you is happy and cheerful because they
achieved what they were struggling for. Only you are the one deprived of your
dreams. Here comes the phase of deprivation. You can blame fate for it; you can
hold the circumstances responsible or you can blame the people around you for
not helping you, the basic fact does not change, that it is you who has not
achieved what you desired. With this realization comes a huge surge of pain.
You made every effort you could; you struggle like hell but no success. At this
time all you can say to yourself is that maybe now is not the right time,
something big is waiting but these so-called consoling thoughts change nothing.
Thus the period of pain continues.
During
this period, you go back in memory and rethink all those events which led to
this day. You think and think and think and this overthinking leads to
incorrect judgments, wrong conclusions and you create scenarios which never
existed. You keep on creating reasons and conclusions which eventually lead to
regrets. Regret brings with itself a strong surge of emotions, the building
blocks of which are deprivation of your dreams, an unending phase of pain and
overthinking. Regret kills you from inside. It questions your entire being and
the reason for existence. No matter how hard you try, the pain of deprivations
spurts regret and hence a long period of grief.
This
is storyline of everyone. For some the path from pain to regret is longer
for some it’s short. But this is the reality. You eventually learn to live with
this pain and suffering and it becomes a part of you. But one never forgets
his/her first ever feeling of this pain, deprivation and regret!
Labels:
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Life,
Lifestory,
Pain,
Regret,
selfconfidence
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