Questions & Answers

1. I lose my consciousness every time I sleep, so do I technically die and get born everyday?

2. It’s all about small -small choices I have made and I have to make and that decides the person,       I am going to be.

3. I have never made any bold choices ever or if I have, they are insignificant. This is

preventing me from being the person I want to be.

4. I have to stop thinking so much about everyday things. In the end, nothing is going to matter.

5. If people don’t love me, its okay! They love none. But if people don’t respect me, should I start

to bother?

6. Am I a leader of my own or do I need recognition?

7. I am letting myself being overshadowed in the name of love.

8. Love means selflessness. But I love myself too.

9. Who decides what best is. Ultimately, the question is what I want.

10. It’s okay to be unnoticed, eccentric, random and lost. Most geniuses have possessed these

qualities. Is this some kind of a relief statement though?

11. It hurts not to genuinely feel angry over things people are doing to you every day.

12. Am I rude?

13. Does she love me? Does he not love me?

14. I miss childhood. I don’t want to keep growing up.

15. Am I living or do I only exist?

16. Am I responsible for all my successes? If not, then I am not responsible for all my failures

either. In that case, why the f*** did I let others contribute to my failures?

17. Is it not possible to be a template normal and yet have multiple-personality disorder?

18. Is popularity a yard stick?

19. I like fashion and sex. I also like religion and politics.

20. I might be a science student. But I am interested more in philosophy!

21. Why are there boundaries everywhere?

22. Atomically, there is no difference between Bill Gates &  Mother Teresa or Rakhi Sawant & bin Laden.

23. I did well in school because there was no internet then.

24. I lost my proposal ring. Is it such a big deal?

25. I want to prevent accidents because I live my life like it was a video game.

26. Die hard optimism also means turning a blind eye to the risks involved.

27. Coffee and books go together. Who the f*** told you that?

28. Early to bed, early to rise, makes a person la la and la. How, if I may ask?

29. Waasup? I would be able to tell you better had you asked how I felt.

30. There was a time, compliments embarrassed me. Too much modesty! Do I crave them

today?

31. Am I shy or am I an introvert? No, they don’t mean the same.

32. Don’t play the reverse-psychology trick on me.

33. Those days when solitude was beautiful are gone. Now it’s a responsibility.

34. I crib when life sucks. I crib when life is perfect. I crib.

35. My beauty is inner. Please look into my eyes.

36. I was an open book. Now, I am a closed trunk of things which guise themselves as crap.

37. You think you are cool? Define Cool.

38. Samay-ka-mehtva was every Hindi teacher’s favorite essay topic. Any takeaways?

39. Life sucks? Break the straw.

40. Too many rules. Too much strain. Heaps of laziness. Countless commitments. This is what education does.

Relationship Status - Symbiotic

Mind is powerful. Difficult to remember how many times I must have heard this phrase. But I do remember the times I have taken it very seriously. Zero. However, when I sit down to type these strings of sentences, I realize how quickly mind proceeds and processes. However there is a catch to it.

It does it at its own little but, mind you, egoistic will. No matter how fast it speeds most of the times, especially the times you want to go to sleep or not argue or eat or drink or do some random but necessary sustenance activity, it will fail to perform when you need it, perhaps the most!

For example, your memory will go for a toss during examinations, your IQ will be in soup when you are debating and your thinking power will simply JAM when you want to tell the well-dressed hot looking female HR, why precisely you should be the one she should be aiming for or was it otherwise? [wink, wink ;)]

And when a person, such as the reader-of-this-post, bothers to spend around a minute pondering over why it so often happens, the most plausible explanation comes out to be that the mind-is-moody. Mind almost is another person in itself over which we do not have control but what we do have is influence. So if you rise in your egoist grandeur and order it to do something, it will not be your slave to serve you. However if you flirt with it like a potential lover, if you praise it, play with it, feed it, accept its feedback, make it your friend, it will more often than not respond positively. Imagine! So much for something which is inside you and is not even a living thing! Well, not exactly, right?

Imaging having the scope to do so much with just one bit of yourself. Nevertheless with the most powerful bit. While reading this, I hope, my-dear-reader, you realize that when you have your mind in place, why do you need someone else to train? A student, a pet or a system?

Where I am getting is at the old idiom- 'Charity begins at home'. Your mind is your first and also the ultimate abode. If in a lifetime of ups, downs, successes and failures, you are not able to attend to the callings of your mind, I am sorry to say, you have not done too much. So if there is training to do, in order to achieve whatever might be your ambition or goal, it is most important and perhaps the most simplistic challenge to meet, it is of your mind.

I am bound by linguistic limitations to have been referring this as training, but you could also call it friendship, love, understanding or cooperation.

Any term that remotely showcases characteristics of a symbiotic relationship with a heavenly bliss.