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Tuesday, December 29, 2009

Sum Of Your LIfe

hat is the sum of your life? Have you ever thought about it? The sum means, in the end what we take with us we leave this world. We cannot take anything with us but we have to abandon all we had in our life, both good and bad things. So anyway we leave both good and bad things which we achieved, can’t we make only good things which benefited others or made others happy. Like the Egyptians believed – after death we will be asked two questions before we are allowed into heaven. Those questions are – Whether we lived a happy life on earth? Second question, whether our living made others happy? These two questions are very important and we should think about it before we die.

In Indian mythology also it is said, we will not take anything with us after we die. So we should not be blind with material wealth we see in this world. The ultimate cause of every evil starts with desire for more, desire which leads to greed. We should always be aware and should know the limit of material wealth.


One thing most of the humans forget in their life is to live in the present. Be aware of what we are who we are and what we have achieved. Do not bother about what others have in their life. Do not be jealous.


In the end people will remember only your deeds. If it is good you will be remembered in that way else the opposite.

     A Day in the Life of India     India (Lonely Planet Country Guide)     The Rough Guide to Kerala

Thursday, November 5, 2009

Life Is A Race


Life is a race. From childhood itself we run for something, often which is unknown to us. We run just because others run as we would fail in this race if we do not run. Most often this race depends upon the situation, the result is unknown to us, unpredictable. We often forget the ethics which should be followed in the race. No one cares about the fellow racers, ultimate goal is to win.

Most of the time we are guided into the type of race, often with a dislike to run. This pressure is from the social group around us, like family, friends, our well wishers. This race of life continues till our death. We think to stop the race when the finishing point comes, but the net race will be started before we finish. This chain or cycle continues. The thing lost in between the race is peace of mind. The theory made by Charles Darwin, Survival of the Fittest, is always true in the current century too, even after we evolved a lot.

Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Life Is Like a Taxi


"Life is like a taxi.
The meter just keeps a-ticking whether you are
getting somewhere or just standing still."
~Lou Erickson


"It’s the DOING with money that develops us - it’s not in the having.
And when you have more, you’re enabled to DO more."
~Jack Canfield

"Often, the most extraordinary opportunities are hidden among the seemingly insignificant events of life.
If we do not pay attention to these events, we can easily miss the opportunities."
~Jim Rohn

"Remember those ships who pass through your day, touching your life just once,
sending you into a better direction than your life was headed."
~Michelle C. Ustaszeski

"Have you ever wondered how some of the worst things that happen in your life
turn out to be some of the best experiences you've ever had?"
~Dean Pennicott
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