Radical Thoughts

"You don't just buy a Bournville, you earn it". Indian men work hard in studies, so they know the value of degrees: they work hard in their profession, so they know the value of job and career: but they don't work hard to get a woman. With degrees, fat paying job, and inherited wealth they by default and on an automated basis get a woman who should have been earned with a lot of soul and charact er strength. It"s human nature that when one gets something very easily, he will never understand its value even if it's worth billions. So by the virtue of culture and arranged marriage system when a man buys a woman, she won't be respected and valued. In the aftermath of the marriage, those women feel bad about their husbands being misogynistic but they very well compromise by then. 'You don't just buy a woman, you earn her". I think if that philosophy is really applied, millions of undeserving husbands will be divorced and thrown as "fore...

A bronze medal winner will be happier than the silver winner. Can you guess why? Silver will feel bad and whine over missing gold. But bronze will feel glad that he at least got a medal. So the moral is... interpret yourself.

Talking doesn't mean to spill out what you want to hear yourself talking nor to speak what others are expecting to hear. Your speech by definition should have an invigorating impact on the listener. Expressing yourself doesn't mean blabbering or staggering, it should metamorphose the existing situation irreversibly.

Two friends parted ways by Sharath Chandra They were childhood friends got acquainted with each other in native place When one is in trouble the other one defends With time their bond has become stronger with grace One took up education and the other, business He got degrees and he got riches He sacrificed years for him which he thought wiseness But later realized their friendship could have no stitches He used to scold him badly He used to take it gladly But money takes layman into an illusion Because circumstances are powerful than human One thinks money can buy education One thinks it's impossible in the world of digitalization They have got their ways parted But only one of them took it light-hearted

'A country won't become rich by selling to its own people.' I think we Indians have it in our DNA. From history, we can see that we always focused on spiritual power than economic power; We have famous rushi and maharshis but not famous economists and business tycoons. Our Kings had had poets in their courts but no one had sponsored any scientific research or innovation. We were busy with internal conflicts but never conquered a foreign dynasty. I think genes are so powerful; it might be the reason that even today our people think business means setting up a small outlet, getting some customers, becoming rich in their own family circle, and getting their ego satisfied. I don't know when they will understand that something can be called a significant business only when it has Exports. Newton said 'Internal forces cannot produce any acceleration.' When it's applied to business, it means that an individual or 'A country won't become rich ...

My simple request to Seeta Devi My Dear Seeta Maatha I think you have read Bhagavadgeetha It describes Kartha, Karma, and Kriya Indirectly it also said women and love both are Maaya You have loved Rama unconditionally Even when that love landed you in misery How could you do that; I get surprised occasionally Your patience; to me it's always a mystery For women, you are always a symbol of tradition But under your name, they were put in suppression I think they don't know your courage completely I read about how you terrified Ravana fiercely Girls pray Rama to give them a husband like him We ask you to give us a wife like you and solve our grim All we have are Reeta, Meeta, Bata But we need women like charismatic Seeta Our wish is strong and will be resolved Because we know that you are more evolved Their prayers to Rama are age-old and boring We will devote you and increase your scoring Jai Seeta, Jaya Seeta, Jaya Jaya Seeta  🙏 🙏 🙏 🤗 🤗 🤗 ...