After very long time, i met a person- who spoke just like me
- infact much more focussed than me. I am glad that he voluntarily chose to
expend the expensive half an hour of his time- chatting up and catching up with
me and sharing his ideology of life. He, who considers life to be very small
hence even one moment expended- should add value to you as a person. And its
not what other’s consider as a value add but what you feel to be important for
you. Thanks for introducing me to the concept of “Business of 21st
Century”..
Saturday, 26 October 2013
The Other's Love
Have we ever tried to do things – which other’s like and not
want us to do- rarely few....
I have personally tried doing things, which others enjoy and
believe me- its a visual treat seeing your director enjoy as if the activity
was being done by him/her. The gratification that you see in other’s eyes- when
they see another person emulating them, copying their gimmicks and enjoying
things- which pleases them- is in itself a great air to be around with.
Plus you as a receiver- get to know lots about the person, explore
new facets of life and also in the meanwhile get exposed to something- which
might later on become your favourite.
Choices
How do you feel when you bump into a person, who has shared
some UNimportant space in your life, earlier? The person knows and remembers
each and every detail about you and takes the first step to converse with you,
years later. And you sit there, as a silent spectator- amazed to believe that
YOU don’t even recollect the person’s details and he/she is giving you details about
your own life and whereabouts. Is it that you never could make out that you had
few more well-wishers or you chose to ignore few people whom you thought as
insignificant, in comparison to the others around you- at that point of time.
And then you are left to your own self- reflecting and thinking that- Is anyone from your CHOSEN one’s category- still around in the same manner? Time to revisit....
Indianism and its current state
I am very disappointed to see Indian’s acknowledgement of
their own country.
Condoning our own culture, tradition, values, festivals and
free adoption of ideas of the world- is the common scenario. While the world is
enthralled with Indianism and willing to adopt the nuances, we ourselves are
shunning the same. What best than understanding the same from a foreigner- who
travelled all around the world and chose to leave her own country because the
Indian image did not wipe out from her memories. While the foreigner’s actual
exposure to the cultural diaspora is limited, but the opinion about the family,
the values- presents India in a different stead.
Are marriages and festivals the
only events – which depict Indian culture? What about the small deeds, the
warmth in people, the spirit of Indianism? Are we being true to ourselves by
letting us being portrayed only from one side? Time to think and transform...
Explore More
Hadn’t done this for a while. Had been with and around
people, who are important part of my life. Had forgotten my own self, who even
if planned and organized- always left a room to go the unchartered way. And in
the meanwhile, chose to agree that my personal space is limited to my group of
friends. As a result – stopped exploring MY CENTRE (as MF calls it to be). And
man, the realisation came in recently- when serious health issues helped me
rediscover the real me and drove me back to yesters when i had been a free
bird- curious about life and activities, wanting to delve deep into unknown,
meet un-thought off people at places not known earlier. While choosing routine helps
you get disciplined and make the most of what is available- it also ushers in
monotony that the pre-planned brings with itself. It is dynamism- which lights the spark. Time
to bounce back and start the unusual.....
Strangers without strangeness
Aint it easier to talk your heart out to strangers- who know
nothing about you, have no pre-conceived ideas about you, your behaviour and
your actions. Meeting people you don’t know, hearing them say things and open
up their private life as if you are a counsellor- the feeling is just
great. And it is truly said and
believed- the best you can help a person is with being a Listener. Advising is
the secondary part but you are half through the hearts of the person, as a
patient listener. All of us need EARS in those times, when we wish to talk
about our feelings, emotions, inhibitions, fear etc. And it’s not about having your
people around but about someone, who can lend an ear and help us vent. Glad to
be able to help people in this way :)
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