Manthan.
Churning defines it.
But here it metaphors churning yourself. Thinking and then redefining you.
A very dear friend of mine has inspired for this word. So I must express the gratitude.
But here it metaphors churning yourself. Thinking and then redefining you.
A very dear friend of mine has inspired for this word. So I must express the gratitude.
I am 22 now. And these 22 years of my life have taught me some lessons. And I have summarized them to some points. The points of my life.
I pray to almighty god that these points always remain in myself.
Amen! Someone has said that good things grow bigger by sharing. So I am here to share those with you.
1. Sometimes you win. Sometimes you loose. Accept it. Don’t spend energy on jealousy.
2. Whatever you do, do it with full commitment and enthusiasm. Otherwise it won’t pay with desirable results.
3. FORGIVE AND FORGET.
4. Plan your future, but in pencil.[so that it can be edited]
5. Keep links with your school friends. Meet then once in a while and discuss all the wonderful things you did when you were with them.
Amen! Someone has said that good things grow bigger by sharing. So I am here to share those with you.
1. Sometimes you win. Sometimes you loose. Accept it. Don’t spend energy on jealousy.
2. Whatever you do, do it with full commitment and enthusiasm. Otherwise it won’t pay with desirable results.
3. FORGIVE AND FORGET.
4. Plan your future, but in pencil.[so that it can be edited]
5. Keep links with your school friends. Meet then once in a while and discuss all the wonderful things you did when you were with them.
6. Pray… If you got no reason, just pray. Thank Him for the sunrise you saw today (if you have no other reason). This planet is just a miracle inspite of all the sorrows, and to create and maintain this miracle, he surely does exist. Just like you are nice to your seniors in college or wherever, be nice to him. (He’s the bigg boss around)
And last but not the least...
7. Be nice to your parents, siblings and loved ones. They know us more than anyone. Revere them the way they are
And last but not the least...
7. Be nice to your parents, siblings and loved ones. They know us more than anyone. Revere them the way they are
nice one there...clarity of thought..keep writin'
ReplyDeletep.s.:"acts as a metaphor" will seem better i guess...keep up d good work
you made me think of my nursery class...that was exactly what miss rashmi used to teach us..made me a ll bit nostialzic....thanks da
ReplyDeletereally nice......
ReplyDeletewonderful....pathak u have potential yo become a professional writer
Manthan - this is one word my father talks about often. You have actually put The Gita in short. Very few people realize it.Keep giving to the world your best....
ReplyDelete-Saurabh