A Self Realization

“Life is beautiful”.
Fortunately, our ears managed to capture the sound waves of this saying.
And unfortunately, our minds failed to analyse the beauty behind this saying.

Life is turning out to be a war. People have magically transformed themselves to behave like animals. All hungry and cruel to pounce on every single piece of meat that the outside world has to offer. Money, pride, fame, position ….. we name it and the world has it ; in the most attractive package. The only skill set and the qualification that calls for success here is a strong mind set of not being “ourselves”.

Here, we learn to coat our hearts with poisonous hatred and cruelty. We learn the knack of fame stealing ideas, we learn to kill others dreams who are just like us trying to get hold of those sugar coated attractive packages. We learn to discourage and suppress others since that is the key for us to climb the ladder of position. We learn to drive on all rugged evil path losing our values and moral that we once held.

Our intention of attaining success in life is not wrong but our approach in reaching the goal is definitely wrong. We fall into this trap unknowingly. Our thought of achievement, success and comparison with others promotes such deeds which we fail to realise. We believe in prestige and pride in society. We get jealous of others fame. We forget our passion and interest. We turn numb stopping the flow of happiness. But, we fight hard for joy by doing something that we hate deep within us. Most of us grew listening to elders who always showed us and taught us success as material possession. Besides, that was what the society was interested in too. Hence, we missed the opportunity of identifying the unique talent that dwells in every one of us. We did not realise that development of this talent would have blessed us with success in every single way.

Every individual is unique and so are the talents. We have the potential to do something big and great in different ways and different forms. We need to understand that the way we tame and develop our talent, so does success shapes up. It’s a slow and steady process. Besides, I have a cent percent belief that the talent which we hold and our interest would have a perfect match. Having realised the right and the wrong lets step back and imprint our footprints towards success, in doing what we like. Let’s never expect to relish the fruits of our action. We shall work with happiness and satisfaction. Take steps to improvise every single day. Get hold of all opportunities that knock our doors. Last but not the least lets makes use of our sixth sense – the divine power that shows us the right way. Listen to it every now and then. We can never go wrong. And success will find their way to us rather than we reaching to it.

Search deep down
Dust them crystal clear
Work with fun and frolic
Bring them back to life
They‘ll paint our day for tomorrow brighter and happier.