Take Each Day As It Comes...

              

                   Take  Each Day As It Comes...

             Each one of us  have a life and we try  our best to progress ahead of the rest. We compete most of the time to reach ahead. In a race that consists of a snail and a rabbit....  we humans have the sense of the snail and the speed of the rabbit. But in this never-ending game of chase, we might fail to see our competitors and more on fail to recognize ourselves. We do not justify healthy competition anymore; it's just for the money and the fame. Human dignity is lost mid way. We, have to spend a while with our family and our friends, because if we do not, the moment just passes you by.

          As years move on, people usually end up saying, that they did not realize nor did they relish the earlier years. 

         Always wait a while and look around, it does not take a lot, to smile and say a kind word to our colleagues or our spouse and even our children. You will surely see the difference in the way they act and react to their fellow colleagues.

         Each gesture of kindness and love that we share today  will surely come back to us. It's the nature of this world and karma is a major part of its nature.

You do good or bad. You reply it here on earth in this life.

        So when you get up every day from your bed, look at the sun with open arms and greet this new  beginning. Be glad that you got a new day to start afresh.

        Take each day as a blessing and in the end of it, you will be glad you made a difference to the people in your life.

        In takes nothing than a smile and a word of thanks to the cab driver after you reach your destination or a word of thanks to your wife in the morning as she offers you a cup of tea . It takes nothing to thank god as you see your children playing in front of you. A short prayer, a thank you and even a smile can change the world.

     Always remember, you can make a difference. You have the power.

Empty Your Mind

   

                                  Empty Your Mind

          The average man empties his pockets onto his dresser or desk before retiring. Personally, I rather enjoy standing over a wastebasket during this process to see how many things I can throw away: notes, memos, scrops of paper, completed selfdirections, even knick-knacks which I have picked up.  

         It is perhaps even more important to empty the mind in this way. During the day we pick up mental odds and ends: a little worry, a little resentment, a few annoyances, some irritations, perhaps even some guilt reactions. 

         Every night, these should be thrown out. Unless discarded, they accumulate and are bound to prevent clear thinking.

Inspiration From Load Ganeshjee

JAI SHREE GANESH

      Load Ganeshjee's Big Head inspires us to think big and think profitably,

     The Big Ears prompts us to listen patiently to new ideas and suggestions, 

     The Narrow Eyes point to deep concentration needed to finish tasks in hand well and quickly,

     The Long Nose tells us to poke around inquisitively to learn more 

     and 

    The Small Mouth reminds us to speak less and listen more .