Sunday, 4 August 2013

GRYLLS’ SURVIVAL TIPS FOR LIFE


British adventurer, writer and TV presenter --- Bear Grylls


• Plan, execute goals, face danger, push your limits to sharpen your instincts 

• Chase the goal, not the money 

• Always say ‘yes’ to opportunities 

• Never give up 

• There is no education like adversity 

• You can’t become a horseman until you have fallen off a horse 

• Don’t worry too much 

• Tents don’t repair themselves when things go wrong, set them right yourself 

• Paddle your own canoe 

• Don’t assume too much 

• Dreams require sacrifice 

• Honour the journey, not the destination 

• To get, you have to learn to give 

• Humility is everything 

• Instinct is the nose of the mind, trust it 

• Laugh at yourself, a lot 

• Keep good company 

• Find a good guide 

• Seek out motivation 

• Money is like a river, it has to flow 

• Be a volunteer 

• Keep grounded 

• Learn courage 

• Take care of your possessions 

• Use time wisely 

• Everytime you surprise yourself, you inspire yourself 

• Do not judge someone by their status 

• Let others shine 

• Be cheerful in adversity 

• When you go through hell, keep going 

• Ask yourself, what makes you smile 

• Success is about embracing tears and heartaches

Thursday, 1 August 2013

INNOCENCE AND THE CHILD

SOURCE : THE SPEAKING TREE
TALK : OSHO

The family is the most outdated thing. It has done its work, it is no more needed. In fact, now it is the most hindering phenomenon for human progress. The family is the unit of nations, of the state, the church – of all that is ugly. 
    That’s why i say the family has to disappear. Otherwise, all these ugly monsters will continue. The family is the root cause of all our neurosis. We have to understand the psychological structure of the family; what it does to human consciousness. 
    The first thing is: it conditions the child to a certain religious ideology, political dogma, some philosophy, theology. And the child is so 
innocent and so accepting, so vulnerable that he can be exploited. He cannot yet say ‘no’; he has no idea of saying ‘no’, and even if he could say ‘no’ he would not say it because he is utterly dependent on the family. 
    The family does not help the child to inquire; it gives beliefs and beliefs are poisons. Once the child becomes burdened with beliefs his inquiry is crippled, paralysed, his wings are cut. By the time he is able 
to inquire he will be so conditioned that he will move into every investigation with a certain prejudice – and with prejudice your inquiry is not authentic. 
    Each child comes with a tremendous intelligence but the family makes him mediocre, because to live with an intelligent child is troublesome. He doubts, he is sceptical, he inquires, he is disobedient, he is rebellious – and the family wants somebody who is obedient, ready to follow, imitate. Hence from the very beginning the seed of intelligence has to be destroyed, almost completely burnt, so there is no possibility of any sprouts coming out of it. 
    You know, 99.9% of people can become 
Buddhas – just the family has to disappear. Otherwise there will be Christians and Muslims and Hindus and Jainas and Buddhists, but not Buddhas, not Mahaviras, not Muhammads; that will not be possible. Muhammad rebelled against his background, so did Buddha and Jesus. These are all rebels – and the family is absolutely against the rebellious spirit. 
    If we want to save the future of humanity then all these religions have to go, only then can man create a universal brotherhood. Those who call themselves as religious have been the cause of more violence on the earth than anybody else. 
    I am not in favour of teaching Hindus to be brothers to the Muslims or vice versa, because unless a Hindu gets out of his conditioning and 
the Muslim gets out of his conditioning there is no possibility of brotherhood. I am not in favour of synthesising all these religions. That will be synthesising all kinds of diseases – cancer and tuberculosis...That will not help, that will be far more dangerous. That gives a beautiful cover to all the cruelty, to all the destructiveness that they are carrying within themselves. 
    Humanity is passing through a very critical phase. It has to be 
decided whether we want to live according to the past or we want to live a new style of life. We have tried the past and its patterns and they have all failed. It is time to get out of the grip of the past and to create a new style of life on earth. And that’s what is needed to make humanity more wholesome, more healthy, more loving, more blissful. 

Tuesday, 30 July 2013

WHY CHILD RIGHTS?

                                                    Why Child Rights?

Is “Child rights”  a new term? Yah you are, right, it is a new term. Some of us may feel that why there is need of child rights, when there is always huge list of human rights. But before this question comes in our mind we need to know that there is a invisible section of children whose rights are ignored even when there is huge uproar in society related to human rights. This invisible section of children involves “ street children, drug-addicted children, sexually abused children, child labour , orphan children, beggary among children, trafficked children, children in conflict with law, missing children, unwanted children, children victims of child marriage etc. “ These are the children which common man may not be knowing about or may ignore , if it comes across any. These all children mentioned above are clearly in need of care and protection. The children who are part of the above mentioned section may be a result of many factors such as “neglected child, vested interests, unwanted birth, poverty, illiteracy, unawareness etc. “ 
In this situation, the care and protection of children becomes a responsibility of lawful guardians/parents, civil society and State. As in past few years government has also started understanding the importance and need of the rights of children, various laws have been passed in our country like India which are meeting the standards of UNCRC (United nation Convention on the rights of child). Some of these laws include Right of children to free and compulsory education Act, 2009, Protection of children against sexual offences Act, 2012, Child labour ( protection and regulations Act, 1986 , Juvenile Justice ( Care and protection of children )Act, 2000, The Prohibition of child marriage Act , 2006. There are different welfare schemes started by Govt. of India and State governments such as Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS), 1975,Creche scheme for the children of working mothers 2006, Reproductive and child health programme, 1951, Pulse polio immunization programme, 1995, etc.
We can now say that we have quite lot schemes, laws for the protection of children. But still the situation of child is bad in our society. We all need to realize that it is not only the responsibility of government or parents for the care of children, but as a responsible citizen and part of the civil society we need to take initiative to take every possible step so that no child remains deprived of his/her right.  If we are really working on making this world a better place to live, we need to consider children’s care on priority basis. Today’s children are future of the world. If we will take care of the present situation and conditions of children, definitely we can achieve our aim. For this we need to make better policies, child friendly environment, need to sensitize ourselves towards children and their rights. Before we ask others to take any actions, let us start from ourselves. When each individual will start performing on the terms of taking care of children, this world will become a better place to live.

Saturday, 5 May 2012

Dedicated to my dream angel

Dedicated to my dream angel

 Jis raaste se ham guzar jaate hain
wahan apne nishaan chorh jaate hain
pyara sa ehsaas hame aata hai raas
bina pyar k sab lagta hai bakwaas
khuda tak pahunchne k liye, pyar e ek raasta hai
bas yahi tere aur mere beech ka ek waasta hai
pyar kabi b galat disha mei nai lejaayega
hamesha tumhe khushi e dilaayega
tabhi toh mai tujhse sirf aur sirf pyar krta hu
saara din teri aahein bharta hu
umeed hai yeh pyaar tikaa rhey
kuch der baad tu isey nikaah (shaadi) kahey

Tuesday, 24 April 2012

Smile

Smile

 

Please give me my smile back
Its located on top of the rack
Whenever i am near you
I always fear you
I had forgot to smile
Just in a while
Whenever I try to smile
My tears starts flowing like a river Nile
Instead of backing me, you make my fun
For me you are nothing more than dangerous gun
You always let me down
Whenever I dream to have a crown
Long time has passed, the day I smiled
It was like whole happiness had piled
But now I forgot to smile
I forgot to laugh
On my face there is always a scarf ( Cover)

Monday, 23 April 2012

Vacancy

Vacancy

 

Nowadays, Vacancy  is the most searchable word
This you must have also heard
There are number of vacancies in number of fields
When applied in these fields, the benefit from them yields 
Some seats are vacant in offices
Some seats are vacant in hearts
For every kind of vacancy there is an advertisement
Which always comes with a fixed agreement
No matter, vacancy is for job or heart
But if it goes from hand,it gives a shock of more than fifty watt
Keep on applying for vacancy
Even if it is for nancy( any girl )
Each vacancy will give you something
 Which is always better than nothing.

Thursday, 29 December 2011

" You lie so perfectly that u can add it as a skill in ur CV"- Himanshu Gupta