Have you ever experienced nervousness while waiting for something to
occur and when that thing happens, you start feeling butterflies in your
stomach. Last weekend I experienced the same thing because of an unexpected
surprise. It’s such a feeling; cannot be explained in words…
"Life can be found only in the present moment. The past is gone, the future is not yet here, and if we do not go back to ourselves in the present moment, we cannot be in touch with life"
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Power of forgiveness...
“When you hold resentment toward another, you are bound to that
person or condition by an emotional link that is stronger than steel.
Forgiveness is the only way to dissolve that link and get free."
“To forgive is the highest, most beautiful form of love. In return,
you will receive untold peace andhappiness."" -Quotes by Catherine Ponder
and Robert Muller respectively
Don't you feel that when we forgive somebody who has wronged us, we feel that we are doing
well to that person, but indirectly we are doing ourselves the biggest favor.
We don’t realize that when we are angry with someone, we constantly burn
ourselves with fury. Sometimes, the person with whom we are angry doesn’t even
know with what difficult phase we are going through, but we continue to burn
ourselves with resentment. It is very difficult to control anger as it is a
very powerful emotion but with constant practice and by learning the art of
forgiveness we can easily overcome from the side-effects of anger. I believe that forgiveness is a very important
tool, which can keep us stress free and healthy in the fast running pace of life.
P.S: My first blog post through mobile. Finally downloaded blogger application. :-)
Sunday, February 17, 2013
Again in Bangalore....
Again after one year I am writing
this blog post from Bangalore. I have a special connection with this city. Some
of the important changes/decisions of my life are directly or indirectly
related to this place.
The last time when I visited this city, I was confused
regarding my professional choices. But this time thankfully there is no such confusion
and I think I am again living my college days. Now days, I am attending two
week training program related to Oil and gas industries. Its classroom training
so most of time spent in making fun of tough scenarios and exercises.
For the past one year, I am
working as a remote resource. This is the first time I got an opportunity to have
direct interaction with my team members. So overall it is a good experience. Living
in an office campus is also a different experience for me. Today I have seen
many small kids in our campus. In my organization, during weekends, employees
can bring their family. One of the kids reminded me of my little champ. I miss
him a lot in Bangalore.
There are many hang out places in
Bangalore especially MG road and brigade road are too good for an evening walk.
Today finally I explored Commercial Street which is a must visit place for all shopping
lovers especially girls. I brought many things but failed to get sandal sticks
which were the main demand of my sister. There is also a famous Sai Baba temple
in BTM Layout. I went there as well. It is slightly different from other Sai Baba
temples because Nandi is placed in front of the temple. The entire premise is
surrounded by beautiful flowers and plants. The atmosphere there was very peaceful.
The weekend is finally over; I am
a little bit nervous about the coming week….
Thursday, February 7, 2013
The best thing in Life….
“The best things in life aren't
things”
- By Buchwald, Art
According to me the best thing in life is to "follow your
heart and do what you really want in life". Many times, in the hustle-bustle of
life, we often forgot to listen to our inner feelings and takes decision on the
basis of various logics suggested by our brain. I think it’s anxiety, which
stops us to take decisions on the basis of our heart as the heart is unrestricted and
is driven by emotions on the other hand,mind is practical, rational and is
driven by facts (sometimes FEAR too!!!).
It requires lots of courage, commitment and strength to
follow your heart because it leads us to follow an avant-garde path. After completing my graduation, I was about to
join MBA in one college in Noida but at the same time got admission in one post
graduate course in New Delhi related to Medical sciences. All my friends and
family members advised me to join MBA over that course because being an MBA
means secure and a better career. It also guarantees money and good position in
professional life. Moreover I was not
sure about the job prospects of pure applied science course. But I followed my
heart and joined that applied science course and now I have no regrets about my
decision. I believe that regret is the most painful as well as a powerful
emotion in life.
It could be Regret of not listening to your heart; Regret
of not confessing your emotions; Regret of not following your dreams and so on.
The best way to come out from any regret is to admit/confess it without any
fear of failure/acceptance/rejection.
I don’t know about others, but whenever I start following
my heart, my mind comes into an action and starts bringing up all the reasons
to drop an idea of to do what I desire. It starts reminding me about my past
failures and dare consequences of it. As a result, many a times my mind wins
over my heart.
Several people don’t follow heart because of family and
societal pressure and/ or fear. They pretend that they are happy with what they
have and what they are doing. The best way to find out about real desires in
life is to spend some time alone and dig deep inside and ask yourself what you really
want to do. Be honest with yourself! May be in between you feel confused,
scared but definitely it will help you in the long run as you will come to know
about your actual desires, values , passion and more importantly PURPOSE in
life!!!
Just realized that I have written one page blog post about
“following your heart” but I am not sure whether I follow this mantra
religiously or not!!! Need to analyze that 


Saturday, February 2, 2013
Present versus Future...
“Quit
worrying about how everything is going to turn out. Live one day at a time;
better yet, make the most of this moment. It’s good to have a big – picture
outlook, to set goals, to establish budgets and make plans, but if you’re
always living in the future, you’re never really enjoying the present in the
way God wants you to.”
By
Joel Osteen
Today I read this quote on Facebook
posted by one of my friends. I found it very inspiring so could not resist
myself and posted it on my blog. This quote reminds me about my philosophy of
living a life, which is “life can be changed at any moment, so don’t make any
future plans; live in the present and try to learn from the mistakes committed
in the past. Enjoy every moment of life. May be Kal Ho Na Ho!!!
According to my belief, don’t make
any future plans means don’t spoil your present just for the sake of a better
future.
I firmly believe in dreams and I have
lots of dreams regarding my future but yes I try not to overshadow my
present just for the sake of those dreams or future. We can make a better future only when
we take the right decision in the present (i.e. at the right time) and learn from the incidents/mistakes that
happened to us in the past...
BTW following is one of my favorite songs because this song reminds me about of my dreams/the kind of life I want to live forever (not in the past, present or future)....
BTW following is one of my favorite songs because this song reminds me about of my dreams/the kind of life I want to live forever (not in the past, present or future)....
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