Mind Hertz

Year 1999 A Boy. 16 years old, eldest one. Semi rural southern central area, India. Below middle class status. Mother father with 4 children. Financial breakdown. Father was shocked and helpless. Mother had to work in farms and fields above 40 degree temperature. Boy forced himself to work in a factory at boiler machine which  generate steam to run industrial raw cloth processing machines, 12 hours a day, sometimes 36 hours in a row. Meanwhile continued graduation after schooling. Year 2003 Boy, In summer and in second year of graduation, trying hard to improve things and in the process encountered with an ad of Central Para Military Services in employment news paper. He applied, started preparing and got on-board after physical, written and medical tests, in winter. Year 2008 Boy, completed training under Brave and Fantastic Officers (He Still admire them). Won Best Cadet Award, Best Drill, Lead 180 Cadets from the front as a Parade Commander. Completed Medial Course i...

Reassure yourself - Life is so Beautiful and Simple. We make it complicated by not listening what universe is trying to convey us in it's unique language, we make it complicated by more complex relationships, by not giving certain attention to our social and societal structure demands. We make life complex exact opposite it should be naturally. That's the reason, I talk in as much as possibly simple way. Here is another simple thing - Why Do We Have, What We Have? , question sounds pretty complex, but it isn't. Why there is so inequality in the world? Why few people own large chunk of Wealth (all kind of it), Mental Peace and Health, and the rest keep fighting for basic standard of life and amenities? General answers are - # They are rich people. # They had better education. # They had better opportunities. # They are very lucky people. And the list goes on. I say none of the above is a correct answer, in fact those all are wrong answers. You know...

Commonly heard saying - “A  ship  in  harbour  is  safe  — but that is not what  they  are built for.” — John A. Shedd. Being a human we like to be in our comfort zone doing what we usually like to, not much up and down, no zig zag, vaporising our days just by repeating our routines. Afterwards it's none other but we who blame our life as very general, good for nothing, impact less, unfulfilled, unsatisfied and bored. (Yaar jindagi me maza nahi aa raha hai - are bhai maza dukaan se kharid ke lao kya?) You know what? The interesting fact is, we are not like this by nature.  Remember your childhood when you were full of energy, damn hopeful about everything, full of dreams, almost fearless and ready to do anything, having so many goals to be achieved, eager to do so much and more.  But in the process of getting old (so many call it getting mature) we try to behave in a preset socially acceptable manner and we do i...