Paint Your Imaginations

  After listening to an exemplary speech from P.M. recently. I thought of writing this. I would like to thank Sarba Roy ('A TCSer at Heart' ) for the intellectual insight she has put on this blog entirely for all of its content. I remember the first time when I had learned to write. It was an euphoric moment. I had scribbled madly on notebooks,magazines, books, newspapers, walls and almost everywhere. It was a time when I realized that I could do something beyond just eating, sleeping and playing. I knew that my life was much more than I had thought it to be. Education is almost like developing wings. It liberates one, freeing one from the shackles of inhibitions. I wonder how my life would have turned out had I never been to school? I would have never seen the world beyond my city. My thoughts would have stayed limited, like a toad in a deep well, totally oblivious to the world beyond.But Education made me think. It made aware of my capabilities, making me realize abou

  Writing this on eve of last day at my MBA education. There is an equilibrium that time has clearly created between what I've lost over the years and all that I have earned. Every attribute that I tender as I slowly "lose" my youth is re-woven with a life's lesson for a simple truth. This wisdom I've learned from things i have done and people I have met. I am so graceful that god gave me an education which gives me a vision for my life. In this blog I will write something genuine, some lessons to carry after college to have a good life. The world is harsh and you need to be mild. I want to share some lessons that will pave the path of life ahead for miles long in the journey of life.     A wisdom on Honesty   I have learned it is much easier to speak only what is true, because lies are just like crazy balls you throw them and they bounce back at you higher, faster and with more momentum. When ever be in doubt just follow what is true stil