Monday, 29 August 2016

Quote of the Day


Consequences

We don't really realize what happens when we violate a universal law. The repercussions have long and far reaching effects. There is a snowball effect for everything. And once the consequences begin to spiral outwards, they complete their circle of movement. And to experience the consequences is inevitable.

Humans are naive enough to believe that if they disobey the universal laws surreptitiously, deviously and silently, they can get away with it. Think again! Like the proverbial fly on the wall, the Universe watches. Every second! But we do many things in ignorance and out of the preview of the parameters of wisdom...this has to change first.

Surekha Kothari

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Quote of the Day


Friday, 26 August 2016

Depression

Depression should not be allowed to step close to us. It has many, many repercussions. If you examine the reasons, one of the foremost ones would be the pain of unfulfilled expectations, especially of unrequited love.

As we know, no man is an island. But in developing relationships, there comes a tipping point which turns the relationship into one of dependency, into a need of a crutch. Automatically then, this is the start of the end of the relationship. Healthy bonds work differently. They can work on mutual dependency better than one stronger and one weaker link.

There is every need to strengthen our backbone to stand upright, even if to walk alone. Inner strength compensates for the presence or perception of many lacks. And it would be within the preview of wisdom to be aware that we journey alone from life to life. So, holding onto to any form of crutch is going to be nothing short of meaningless. Then why the depression?

Surekha Kothari

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Wednesday, 24 August 2016

Quote of the Day


Idealism

I met someone recently after a long time and was really delighted to see some profound changes. Though we had not been more than good acquaintances, the transformation was glaring, even for me.

And I once again started thinking about why we find it in our hearts to have such fixed opinions about people. It is almost as if we write them down in stone and swear not to change them. Either we are blind to people we love or unforgiving of those we are prejudiced towards.
We don't realize that change is a constant for anyone and everyone. We know that the same person reacts to different people in different ways. We see various aspects of the same person. That is because of these very fixed notions about people in their heads that prevent a different perspective, another vision.
Often, those who have not been close are suddenly observed to be very close. How does it happen?

If the motive is not of wanting something from a person, then it is because the change has been seen and forgiveness has set in.
Let this become a norm and genuine integration of souls can happen. I am told by many that I am idealistic. But idealism of today was realism at one time and can be again.

Surekha Kothari
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