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time to get philosophical.

This is a question that Keshi asked. I too asked this question when I was a teenager. I will be dead. Every one I love and care for will be also dead. May be before me and may be after me. No one knows this. Then why do we love some thing then we know one day we will loose it? Many whys.

I read Bhagwad Geeta and even I am an atheist I will this is the most sacred book in the whole galaxy. Geeta is composed of 18 chapters. Each dealing with Arjun’s conversation with Krishna. During the epic war of Mahabharata, Arjun was faced with a task of killing his own relatives and more than that, he was supposed to kill his tacher, his grandparents and other loved ones. This was enough to shake Arjun. It will shake any human being. How can you kill the same teacher who taught you? Who cited you as a best student? Krishna guided him. And the word Karma or duty came into word.

We are here to do our Karma. We need to pass on our values and knowledge to coming generations. If no one before us have done this we wud not have been able to think like this. I will suggest everyone to read Geeta. Every one interprets Geeta in one’s own words but finds the answer.

Feeling sad or down is normal. Even I do so. One of my new found blogger pal thinks he is a sucker. I told him man its all in your head. You feel sad coz you tell yourself that the scolding given by your mom or dad is sad thing. You dont find that they just want to improve yourself. I have been working hard to set up my LAN for 3 weeks and at a moment every one (including me also) lost hope and decided to hire some one. It was enough to break my confidence. Putting question on my knowledge and existence. But then there is always a second side of the coin. It took me just 10 minutes to set up the LAN today.

The life works on barter system. It gives something and takes away some thing. And when it takes away some thing it gives back some thing also. Now its your vision that can see the give and take process.

Now some thing, how can I be so serious?
NAAA. So the girls in this world must know some thing. I am the only last piece left in this world. hurry up or some one else will take me away only giving u sorrow. Offer valid till stock lasts.

Easy task takes 5 minutes, tough takes 10 min & impossible takes bit more time to finish.

“Guru Gobind dono khade kaake lagoon paye,
Balihari guru aapne ke, gobind diyo dikhaye”

“God and teacher are both standing side by side, whom should I look for blessings,
Its the teacher whome I should first go and hug as he made me aware of GOD”

In India and a teacher finds a special status much bigger and respectable than GOD. A teacher tells us what GOD means. Infact the word teacher is small. We in India, call teacher GURU or the master, who shows us the path, guides us simply wont come in classroom and deliver lecture. But its the same country where now teachers are being beaten by their students and teachers are also turning into daemons. There is a downfall levels of both students and teachers.
My mom is a teacher in a small school. She will be bringing small gifts like cards and candies home which will begifted to her by her little students. She teaches 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade students. She didnt only teach kids but he also taught me. Mother is the first teacher of a child. The child learns first few letters and these are “mama”. The kid uses these words for anything he wants to refer. Slowly and steadily the kid finds more teachers. Learning is a process which never ends. And I found many persons who taught me inside a class room and outside in the real world. Today is the day to remember all and say thanks to all those people. I will call my mom in evening and will hav usual mom-son talks.

BTW, me and my mom both were fan of Steve Irwin. The guy did nothing extra ordinary. There are many other people who can play with snakes and crocodiles. But he did what he liked most and he did his job with full interest. Infact he died what he loved doing, trying to find more about animals. Every good thing comes to an end.