Sunday, March 15, 2009

An ideal world

A world where there are no production and finance classes
A world where there are no deadlines to meet,no quizzes to crack,
A world where there is enough time to sit back and think,
A world where there are no hidden motives,no unfulfilled desires,
A world where the present is neither haunted by the memories of the past nor burdened with the worries about the future,
Yes that would be an ideal world.

Friday, March 6, 2009

Please Bear With Me :)

वो कहते हैं की ये रिश्ता अब ख़तम हो गया
मुझे भूल जाव
मुझे परेशान करने की कोई ज़रूरत नही है,
उन्हें कैसे समझाएं की किसी को भी मुझे परेशान करना हमारी आदत नहीं है,
लेकिन रिश्तों को यूँ ख़तम करना भी हमारी आदत नहीं हैं,
और किसी को यूँ भुला देना हमारी फितरत नहीं है,
शायद हम दोनों ही मजबूर हैं अपनी अपनी आदतों से ,
और आदतों को बदलने में वक्त तो लगता है,
कोशिश जारी है कामयाबी भी देर सबेर मिल ही जायेगी ,
तब तक "Please Bear with me "

Thursday, March 5, 2009

आकर्षण

रास्ता सुंदर है

नई संभावनाओं से भरा हुआ है

कुछ नई आशाएं रास्ते में बिखरी हुई हैं

हो सकता है कुछ नए रिश्ते भी बाहें फैलाये खड़े हों

लेकिन मंजिल के आकर्षण में हम

अपनी आँखें खोलकर चलते हुए भी कई बातों को अनदेखा कर देते हैं

और जो बातें एक सुखद भविष्य की सच्चाई बन सकती थीं

सिर्फ़ अतीत बनकर रह जाती हैं


Missing home


There are days when you wake up and wish to see a tender smile,
There are days when you want a warm hug,
There are days when you want to hold a hand,
There are days when you want to lean on a shoulder and say nothing,
There are days when you wish to be at home.

Wednesday, February 18, 2009

Why Women love chocolates more than men?






They are always there for you, no questions asked ,no complaints about being busy with office work
They never tell you that you are clingy and need to be more emotionally stable.
They don’t try to flirt with your friends and go lusting after every pretty face they see.
They always make you happy; I have never seen a woman sad because she had chocolates.
You can lick them and actually feel nice about it.
You can always have one irrespective of your weight, height, length, breadth etc etc.

Sunday, February 15, 2009

Happy Valentine’s Day!

This story is a story of the Valentine’s Day...so keep reading. The day on which you are supposed to receive cute teddies, red roses, diamonds and whatever the marketers of the 21st century are able to push through the media down the unsuspecting consumers’ throats. If I sound cynical here, it’s not my fault it is only human to detest and criticize things which you don’t have.

So being fully faltoo with no classes for 5 days, I went out for lunch (The food at XLRI mess sucks!) to Novelty. As to why Novelty that is the only place people without jobs and loans worth lakhs on their heads can afford to go to. I went there and ordered food which obviously takes a lot of time to come. Being alone heightens your sense of observation, so I started looking around expecting to see a lot of college goers, young couples going all lovey-dovey, after all love is supposed to be in the air on 14th February. But I was surprised to see people in their 40s probably married for a decade or so; spending time together away from the killing responsibilities of a domestic life.

The sight was heartening, felt good to see that love is not the sole prerogative of teenagers and people who look like they are straight out of a Yash Raj Productions movie. It is reassuring to see that marriage is not all about in-laws, kids and bills.

Some people say that if you love a person it is not important to express it but then not everyone is not good at reading minds. Taking your relationships for granted is the worst damage you can do to them and a little show of love and care doesn’t hurt. Heard a beautiful song couple of days back courtesy a good friend who always says “Listen to this you will like it “, and most of the times I do J

Buy me a rose, call me from work
Open a door for me, what would it hurt
Show me you love by the look in your eyes
These are the little things , I need the most in my life.

- By Kenny Rogers

Thursday, January 29, 2009

Human Misery is too great for men to do without faith

Faith a five lettered word which probably evokes innumerable responses in people. The dictionary defines faith as “a belief that is not based on proof.”

For some it is an act of mental destruction accepting something which has no evidence is irrational. For some it is the very basis of their existence.

Goswami Tulsidasji has written in his epic work RamcharitManas:"Parvati Shankarau Vande, Shraddha Viswas Rupinau"
Meaning, “Lord Shankar is (the symbol of) trust and Goddess Bhavani is (the symbol of) faith. The realisation of God is possible only by the worship of both (trust and faith).”

Anyways we are not here to discuss the attainment of God through faith or other superhuman connotations attributed to the word.

Faith is something which lets you sleep peacefully in the night. It can be faith in yourself, your friends, and your loved ones and yes faith in the almighty. It is the belief that when you wake up the next morning these people will still be there for you .It is the belief that even if something has gone wrong, the future still holds promises.
Faith is what keeps you going when everything and everyone else has deserted you. Faith is what makes a family of slum dwellers living in the suburbs of Mumbai smile, laugh, and celebrate festivals.

When a couple decides to bring a child in this world full of hate, misery, wars and discrimination, it is faith in the basic goodness of humans which gives them courage to take this decision.
The world tests you at every step in your life and if you lose faith, you lose the will to survive. To conclude
Miracles are not contradictions of nature.They are only in contradiction of what we know of nature.
- St. Augustine