Living like everyone?
Yes people it is a question. Must have read about this subject in one form or the other written by a lot of people. What have we done on it, am sure nothing. Is running away from the life the answer. Once I met a person, whose emigration papers to Canada were ready, the reason for his leaving the country, India. Canada promised him a faster life, according to him. Friends can't stop thinking, was it what Canada had to offer him made him do so or was it that what he did not get in India. Though I could not reiterate then, his parent died in this country in a lone house, in the night, with nobody to turn to at that last hours. Was it worth it....?
My this blog is not about brain drain or any other things as people emigrating to different countries neither is it about any racial attack on Indian in Australia. Its all about a simple question - Living like everyone? Are you?
I live in the southern most state of India, Kerala, a beautiful place to be in as the tourism punch line "Gods own country", to which people later added "And devils own people". Please don't take me as a pessimistic person, as you will never find a more optimistic person than me in the whole of the state.
We come across newspapers shouting of wreak less bus drivers, how so many people getting injured, getting killed by the carelessness of the drivers. What do we do? read the news, feel sorry for them, till our morning breakfast is ready. That's the life I seen, I have felt. We wait for hero's in life, as somebody is going to come down on earth, cutting thru the clouds, we believe that, we wanting that.
For us that hero is money. Make money, even when you know tomorrow these would just stare at you as numbers only. Finally money is only numbers, not hero's. Speak out only you can do so, know and feel it that you are the hero of the moment. It doesn't matter if you don't have enough money. There are better things in life, much much better things in life.
Yes, I had been living like everyone....
Hope you would change...the irony in my thinking...
Yes people it is a question. Must have read about this subject in one form or the other written by a lot of people. What have we done on it, am sure nothing. Is running away from the life the answer. Once I met a person, whose emigration papers to Canada were ready, the reason for his leaving the country, India. Canada promised him a faster life, according to him. Friends can't stop thinking, was it what Canada had to offer him made him do so or was it that what he did not get in India. Though I could not reiterate then, his parent died in this country in a lone house, in the night, with nobody to turn to at that last hours. Was it worth it....?
My this blog is not about brain drain or any other things as people emigrating to different countries neither is it about any racial attack on Indian in Australia. Its all about a simple question - Living like everyone? Are you?
I live in the southern most state of India, Kerala, a beautiful place to be in as the tourism punch line "Gods own country", to which people later added "And devils own people". Please don't take me as a pessimistic person, as you will never find a more optimistic person than me in the whole of the state.
We come across newspapers shouting of wreak less bus drivers, how so many people getting injured, getting killed by the carelessness of the drivers. What do we do? read the news, feel sorry for them, till our morning breakfast is ready. That's the life I seen, I have felt. We wait for hero's in life, as somebody is going to come down on earth, cutting thru the clouds, we believe that, we wanting that.
For us that hero is money. Make money, even when you know tomorrow these would just stare at you as numbers only. Finally money is only numbers, not hero's. Speak out only you can do so, know and feel it that you are the hero of the moment. It doesn't matter if you don't have enough money. There are better things in life, much much better things in life.
Yes, I had been living like everyone....
Hope you would change...the irony in my thinking...
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