Check this out. This was sent by my soul sis.
I dedicate this to her.
I dedicate this to her.
Thursday, 20 September 2012
Friday, 14 September 2012
Alterations leading to altercations
Indian society known for its philanthropism seems to now undergo alterations in its behavioural pattern. The intolerance among the people has now become a chronic problem. Cold blooded murder of the near and dear ones have become prevalent. Property, success of the counterpart, inability to handle failure and competition are the chief issues of altercations.
People, today have become so impatient that they find it easier to sway away the difficulties than to face them. This phenomenon is elevating to its peak.The fast forward life of the people, from food to work, have made them intolerant. They hardly find time to spare with the family. Get together at family functions, social occasions, all have become anachronous. This has taken a glib turn towards a psychogenic feeling of antipathy. People tend to forget their own family ties and relations. They fail to understand the value of this primary social group. Hence, they don't hesitate or even think once before involving in criminal acts leaving behind their family traumatized as well as victimized. The Indian society is losing its beauty into thin air.
Reform steps should be initiated before this turns into an incorrigible reality. Inculcating moral values in children, parental guidance, counselling, love and support and spreading messages of brotherhood can become the helping hands to improve and eradicate this sinister from the society. Lets join hands for making our nation, a peaceful place to live in.
People, today have become so impatient that they find it easier to sway away the difficulties than to face them. This phenomenon is elevating to its peak.The fast forward life of the people, from food to work, have made them intolerant. They hardly find time to spare with the family. Get together at family functions, social occasions, all have become anachronous. This has taken a glib turn towards a psychogenic feeling of antipathy. People tend to forget their own family ties and relations. They fail to understand the value of this primary social group. Hence, they don't hesitate or even think once before involving in criminal acts leaving behind their family traumatized as well as victimized. The Indian society is losing its beauty into thin air.
Reform steps should be initiated before this turns into an incorrigible reality. Inculcating moral values in children, parental guidance, counselling, love and support and spreading messages of brotherhood can become the helping hands to improve and eradicate this sinister from the society. Lets join hands for making our nation, a peaceful place to live in.
The poor becomes trivial
It is truly said that there exists two countries in India - one that belongs to the dictatorial affluents and the other to the submissive poor. About seventy percent of India is occupied by the rural masses, who are largely depended on the agriculture sector.
This portion of the country has never even felt a titillation of food, shelter and literacy. They lead a life void of these basic amenities. Their drab surroundings have kept their malignant lives under wraps. With hopeless faces, with no one to complain to, with no one to pay heed, the dream of a complacent life with food, shelter and education has disappeared into thin air. Few months ago, they did make up to the news when they were dying in the freezing cold in the streets of Delhi due to lack of shelter, but what happened there on, nobody knows. Children have retired from their wishes of becoming doctors, engineers and IAS officers. Having meals thrice a day has become "mission impossible".
Indian government is said to be 'by the people, to the people and for the people'. But the demagogues just seem to alter the tagline by equivocating after their win in the elections. Things can still change for better if not government, but citizens can join hands to work on the uplift of the poor. The rich may spare some money from their lavish expenditure on dining, corporates and offices may collect donations, big residential societies may conduct camps etc. The government should also look upon and upgrade the infrastructure at their schools in the rural areas, open up 24- hour helplines, night education, build housing complex for the rural populace and see to the easy availability of ration items.
If we work altruistically. the two Indias can congregate into one and can prove, "nothing is impossible."
This portion of the country has never even felt a titillation of food, shelter and literacy. They lead a life void of these basic amenities. Their drab surroundings have kept their malignant lives under wraps. With hopeless faces, with no one to complain to, with no one to pay heed, the dream of a complacent life with food, shelter and education has disappeared into thin air. Few months ago, they did make up to the news when they were dying in the freezing cold in the streets of Delhi due to lack of shelter, but what happened there on, nobody knows. Children have retired from their wishes of becoming doctors, engineers and IAS officers. Having meals thrice a day has become "mission impossible".
Indian government is said to be 'by the people, to the people and for the people'. But the demagogues just seem to alter the tagline by equivocating after their win in the elections. Things can still change for better if not government, but citizens can join hands to work on the uplift of the poor. The rich may spare some money from their lavish expenditure on dining, corporates and offices may collect donations, big residential societies may conduct camps etc. The government should also look upon and upgrade the infrastructure at their schools in the rural areas, open up 24- hour helplines, night education, build housing complex for the rural populace and see to the easy availability of ration items.
If we work altruistically. the two Indias can congregate into one and can prove, "nothing is impossible."
Thursday, 13 September 2012
Things to learn
- "Once you learn how to die, you learn how to live."
- "Without love, we are birds with broken wings."
- "Love each other or perish."
- "Don't cling to things , because everything is impermanent."
- "Sometimes you cannot believe what you see, you have to believe what you feel."
- "Do the kinds of things from the heart. When you do, you won't be dissatisfied, you won't be envious, you won't be longing for somebody else's things. On the contrary, you'll be overwhelmed with what comes back."
- "Love is how you stay alive."
- "Forgive yourself before you die, then forgive others."
- "Make peace with living."
- "It is natural to die. The fact that we make such a hullabaloo over it is all because we don't see ourselves as part of nature. We think because we are humans, we are something above nature."
- "Death ends a life, not a relationship."
- Quotes from the book "Tuesdays with Morrie".
Oh my God!
He has always been there to protect me from the evil and has given me the strength when I had to deal with problems all alone. He has been there to take care of me. He has supported me and been there for me whenever I was alone and was in need of someone. He has taught me various lessons in life. I can't believe myself for the way I have changed from a pessimist to be optimistic in life. I have imbibed his words of wisdom which says whatever happens, happens for good.
Everything happens for a reason and everything has a reason. There is bad in life but good is not far away. Its a continuous cycle. Everything has to be experienced if we want to understand the meaning and value of life. And that is why it is important to have faith in God. He will show us our destination taking us on a right path. He will bring light to our lives when it is in dark.
I share a very special bond with God. I talk to him like to anyone else. I feel like a child when i think of Him who has many wishes, dreams and prayers to be fulfilled. I feel his presence everywhere. I feel as if he is watching me all the time.
Yesterday when I went for a walk, I wasn't able to find a temple open to go and pray. But as I was returning, my walking partner showed me a temple and said it has opened now. I felt so happy and we entered in to pray. I could feel a smile on my face. It happened to occur by itself and i realized that I am smiling from my heart. I felt as if God called me in. I wanted to talk to him for quite a long time but I don't know why I hesitate to do it these days. I want to spend more time with Him but it never happens so. I always used to think and feel that I don't pray to him, I just talk to him, anything that comes to my mind including my stupid doubts. But I never got answers from Him except for once.
I still remember that night when I felt that I am his favourite and special child and I believe I am still the same for Him. I was alone that night. Though there were two girls in that room, I didn't feel their presence. I was telling God that I feel so lonely and the house also seems to be empty as my family members were out of town due to some urgency and I had to stay back as my 10th board exams were going on. And that was when I felt his response for the first time. He told me, "why should you worry when I am there to take care of you." My joy knew no bounds. I was unable to sleep of happiness. I was on cloud nine.
Next, I presented one of my wishes to him. I asked him to appear before me at least once in my dreams. I was specific about dreams because I am such a coward that if He had appeared in real, I might not have opened my eyes to look at Him and would have missed the chance. I mentioned that to Him too like a child. And He did approve and fulfill my dream. He did appear in my dream which ended in a very beautiful way. I could feel that I was smiling in my dream because i saw Him smiling. I still think what my mother would have thought seeing me smile in sleep. I again felt like a child as elderly people say that a child smiles and laughs in dreams because he sees God in his dreams.
I also used to emotionally blackmail Him. I used to take Rs.5 from the cupboard without my parent's permission to buy a chocolate on Saturdays and go to temple and tell him that he can't punish me for this as he used to steal butter, laddu etc all the time but I did only on Saturdays and that too just Rs.5. And I could feel Him smiling and laughing at my stupidity.
Tuesday, 11 September 2012
My soul sis
It is hard to describe in words, how it feels when you have a soul sister. A person with whom you can share anything and everything. A person with whom you share same pinches every day. A person who is so close to your heart.
I feel lucky to have such a person in my life. She is my best friend. She is my soul sis. She is the one who understands me more than I understand myself. I write to her like I write a personal diary, so free and frank. She has always been there when I was in need of a friend. She is the person whom I can share my problems with. She is my Doraemon and I am her Nobita. She always has gadgets to bring a smile on my face when I feel low. She is sweet, cute, lovely, trustworthy, mature etc etc. And yes, most importantly, talkative. And so once we start, we go on like a train without a destination. Talking to her has become as important as breathing. I find it real hard to survive without talking to her for even a single day. Though such a day occurs once in a blue moon but once it occurs, it passes like a single entire birth.
Though we are miles away now, our friendship has only grown over the years. The distance actually brought us closer. It worked well and thank God for that. We always get into troubles together and find a solution together. The memories of long drives together when we actually try to take a short route and end up on a Chennai bound road on our way back homes still brings a smile on our faces. Though now my road sense has improved, I would still like to get lost somewhere if she is there with me. She is my fairy. I need not worry if she is there with me.
I believe that our friendship was destined to happen. That is how, she joined the same school where I was studying and coincidentally stayed near my house. We later became classmates and become so thick friends that my mother used to say that we are like honey and sugar. We are inseparable.
And I miss her a lot now. MO TIMI LAAYI MAAYA KARACHU Doraemon.
I feel lucky to have such a person in my life. She is my best friend. She is my soul sis. She is the one who understands me more than I understand myself. I write to her like I write a personal diary, so free and frank. She has always been there when I was in need of a friend. She is the person whom I can share my problems with. She is my Doraemon and I am her Nobita. She always has gadgets to bring a smile on my face when I feel low. She is sweet, cute, lovely, trustworthy, mature etc etc. And yes, most importantly, talkative. And so once we start, we go on like a train without a destination. Talking to her has become as important as breathing. I find it real hard to survive without talking to her for even a single day. Though such a day occurs once in a blue moon but once it occurs, it passes like a single entire birth.
Though we are miles away now, our friendship has only grown over the years. The distance actually brought us closer. It worked well and thank God for that. We always get into troubles together and find a solution together. The memories of long drives together when we actually try to take a short route and end up on a Chennai bound road on our way back homes still brings a smile on our faces. Though now my road sense has improved, I would still like to get lost somewhere if she is there with me. She is my fairy. I need not worry if she is there with me.
I believe that our friendship was destined to happen. That is how, she joined the same school where I was studying and coincidentally stayed near my house. We later became classmates and become so thick friends that my mother used to say that we are like honey and sugar. We are inseparable.
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