When a child is born into the planet, he doesn’t know much, or rather at all about what the world is like. What is good and what is bad. What he’s supposed to be doing ,and what he’s supposed to be not doing. If you refuse to believe the astrological theory of zodiacs, time and [...]
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Learning to Desire
Posted in MEHV on October 9, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Perfection?
Posted in MEHV on October 8, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Perfection, is that a journey or a destination? What is the quest all about? Does it make any difference if it’s internal or externally motivated? Am I to be perfect in my own right, in a personal quest or is it that I want to showcase something to the world, or do something in the [...]
Winning and Losing
Posted in MEHV on October 7, 2007 | 1 Comment »
To attach a lot of importance to winning and losing, sometimes takes the fun away from the match. But some other times, some games aren’t fun enough if it’s not about winning and losing. Gambling is one of them. If you play just for the fun of it, with fake currency, it’s no point because [...]
Aggressive Networking?
Posted in MEHV on October 6, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Behavioral sciences often throw interesting insights to human behavior. While one person might be too shy to say the first hello, the other person would perceive him as a snob and make an impression of him, without having said the first hello. Attempts at networking at a dinner go a lot haywire when there’s too [...]
Geeta and Result Orientation!
Posted in MEHV on October 5, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
The Bhagwat Geeta is in my opinion one of the (if not the) most misinterpreted texts, which for convenience sake, most people just happily believe to be true and use it as an excuse to not heed the messages of the great text. The action and result doctrine has been very easily interpreted to mean [...]
Rationalizing…
Posted in MEHV on October 4, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Resist the temptation to justify or explain yourself. Simplistic reasoning- friends don’t need it and enemies won’t believe you anyway. Another way of understanding it, is something like a rationalization process, when you’re not convinced about your right-ness in a particular action situation and later on, you’re trying to convince someone as you justify or [...]
Indulgent Escapades..
Posted in MEHV on October 3, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
One line of thought as an excuse to indulge oneself materially is that of escapism. In an attempt to run away from a whole lot of messy thoughts, a haunting past or an intimidating future, you try to indulge yourself and become oblivious to all that might be slightly uncomfortable. Partying and rocking the dance [...]
The Roller Coaster
Posted in MEHV on October 2, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
In the middle of some mesmerizing moments, you feel blissful and just don’t want to get out of that mode. Living one moment to the full, the experience just makes you want to stick to that moment forever. But then, time, as they say keeps moving. And the show, must go on. So, well, you [...]
Anxiety..
Posted in MEHV on October 1, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
How much ever balance one might seek to achieve, there are some elements of uncertainty which do fill you with some kind of anxiety in anticipation. More than an exam that you’d really prepared hard for, you’d be anxious about the result of exam where you didn’t prepare too hard but just hoped to get [...]
One Love?
Posted in MEHV on September 30, 2007 | 2 Comments »
When you’d talk of love, we have been drawing distinction between real love and some sort of infatuation/attraction. They say real love begins when nothing is expected in return. Our theory fits it into the context: Love can either be a binding force, when it’s driven by the deficit drive, of the lower self. Or [...]
