Basically everyone is good. Normally
people end up doing something wrong or become anti-social when they are
challenged and provoked. When someone is irritated, tarnished, subjugated to
the core and pushed to the peripheries they would definitely bounce back and
the fury of their anger might cause all possible damages which would remain
incurable for a long period of time for both the parties.
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Monday, July 9, 2012
Problem does not really exist
Most of our problems we think
that we have don’t exist really and they exist only in our thought level. Most
of our problems are not really out there as realities but they remain in our
imagination and thought process rather they are the end results of our
imagination and pondering over. The problem what I mean here is not any
tangible problems like physical aliments, unemployment, financial insecurity
but the problems that we cook up in our thoughts and imagination.
Most of our problems are not
tangible but they are very much intangible in nature. We consider and place
these intangible problems something as tangible in front of us thus we become
nervous, tensed, too much preoccupied and even get carried away with them.
Monday, July 2, 2012
Virtual Existence
The advent of technologies
especially internet have challenged the very human relationships, the depth and
warmth of a true relationship are lost. Everything is governed by technology
and we are engulfed by technologies thus our very existence is challenged and we
no longer exist in the real world,
rather we live in technology to be precise we live in a virtual world.
In this regard if the age-old
story of scholar and boatman were to be retold to the younger generation, to
reach the message home we need to fine-tune the story to the current era and
perhaps it should be retold in the following format;
Saturday, June 30, 2012
Reservation law is outdated
Let every one earn his or her
daily bread through his or her own hard work than not by any easy ways outs and
shortcuts. Dr. Ambedkar been the Drafting Committee Chairman of the Indian
constitution and he himself being a Dalits had give undue importance and highlight
of the dalits, scheduled caste and tribe to uplift their plight.
Friday, June 22, 2012
If I were as tiny as an ant
How wonderful it would have been to live as
an ant, one of the smallest creatures, in this big world. Life of an ant is not
always noticed by human beings yet happening. Though it is a miniature creature
perhaps it would be the only creature which can carry an amount of weight which
is double than its body weight. This small creature can truly upset the biggest
creature on this planet, elephant. Sunday, June 17, 2012
Why politicians won’t retire?
Perhaps for all other profession
and service sector have a retirement period but absurdly not for politicians. Even
Priests who are in service sector do retire at the age of 75 but not
politicians. Politicians who have tasted what the real power is, the comforts
and popularity that politics can offer, never want to retire. They wish to die
as a great leader, like prime minister or chief minister or ministers only then
their death will get immense publicity and can receive all state honors for
their funeral.
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Thursday, May 3, 2012
Religion to impose morality
Ultimately, the purpose of any
religion is to impose morality in the society. In a value decline society, who
else would have taken up the responsibility of imposing morality among people?
To this end all the religion works for.
Friday, April 20, 2012
What we need is more waste plants not airports
Kerala has been better known as
God’s own country because of its biodiversity and geographic fabric and now the
state is loosing its sheen due to its improper waste management system that it
has. So now the state is being known as a stinging place and no more it is
God’s own country. As far as the state is concerned, the pressing need of the
state is not setting up new airports at Aranmula and Kannur but proper waste
plants to dump the waste and keep Kerala a clean state.
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Why such a deep Clergy-Laity division in the church??
God did not create a separate flock of clergy men and did not make them immediate decedents of God. It is from the so called lay men the clergy group is formed. No one is born as a clergy man, he is born as an ordinary man, his studies and special way of life has put him an elevated position as clergy and it is needless to hype that clergy men are superior and lay men are inferior. As clergymen are automatically in the ruling side they themselves make a distinction like clergy and lay people. It is just to strengthen their monopoly in the church.
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