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“the more organised you are, better are your chances to achieve success in anything you do.” the wisdom of my mother’s oft-repeated and oft-ignored sentence dawns upon me every single day. alas! life isn’t easy to organise especially when you have put so much into it – from dreams, hard efforts, emotions, self-belief, self-doubts, conceit, etc, etc, to custom-made personality, house full of arrogance, wardrobe stuffed with ego, and gallons of make-up. life isn’t easy to organise! when i was just my mother’s
watching the tv, i chanced upon a rare interview of pandit nehru preserved in the bbc archives, recorded not long after independence. a perplexed journalist wanted to know from nehru why despite centuries of subjugation, indians feel very little resentment towards their british oppressors. ‘partly, we don’t hate for long or intensively, but chiefly because of the background that gandhiji gave us in this past decade,’ the veteran leader thus disclosed india’s magnanimity. we don’t hate for long. for, centuri
standing amid a cloud of dust, feet too numb to go any further, mind fogged by the muddle of rights and wrongs, seeking answers of all the ‘whys’ of life and reaching at the inevitable ‘why me?’- we all have experienced that feeling of life slipping out of hand. centuries and centuries have passed and yet so often do we stand with the bog under our feet, where once the great arjuna stood – in the centre of the kurukshetra - the war within as draining as the war without. a little kurukshetra resides in each
“two roads diverged in the woods. i took the one less travelled…” not even in his wildest dream robert frost would have imagined that this rare wisdom for a great life would become a daily life decision for people - to find a road less travelled.you might want to say that the great american poet meant it only figuratively. indeed!if he could peep into our times, he wouldhave known how quickly things meant figuratively assume literal proportions. if he had stood atacrossroads today, he might have said…“all t