One morning you wake up and realize that you have two weeks to go to execute your idea and turn your imagination into a reality, what are you suppose to do then?
Well.... i personally remind myself about one the quotes of Swami Vivekanada "Take up one idea. Make that one idea your life - think of it, dream of it, live on that idea. Let the brain, muscles, nerves, every part of your body, be full of that idea, and just leave every other idea alone. This is the way to success" ( what an idea sirji !) So, basically that is what I'm up to now a days. Though the commitment of that intensity is difficult to attain, and personally I at times am very poor in keeping the commitments, but least I can do is give my best shot, they don't say it without any reason that "reach for the stars, so if you fall, you may land on a cloud" and I tell you, cloud no. 9 isn't a bad place to be on, isn't it?
So, the entire life of mine has been just a series of examinations,( i think everyone's is that way some or the other sort of exam), one after another and another one after one....it's a vicious cycle, but then I must agree that there is a thrill in it ( human nature you know.... always finds a thrill in danger and in pains too at times). Every time it approaches you, it spills a sort of nervousness around you, then at times it gives you those wonderful 'adrenaline rushes', where you burn with an idea, the fire within you rises high and you are ready to get consumed and give your life and soul to it. Then at times it may be a little depressing too. So, basically it brings all sorts of emotions and makes you feel alive and kicking ( that's how I'm feeling right now)
So, time to get back to the idea and work on it.
Trying times will come and go.They come with a hope that, on the other side of this bridge lies the most cherished victory, and they leave us with an experience, good or bad, the adjective doesn't count as much in the long run as the word 'experience' itself counts.
So today when I again face one of those trying times and the going the gets tough, I think of the sweet taste of victory, the satisfaction of a proper try, the valuable lessons of defeat, and the most worthy of all things the experience itself, which will make me stronger and wiser and give me the satisfaction that I've lived it all well.
Someday, somewhere, at some point of time I'll close my eyes and say to myself it was all worth it.
sitaron se aage jahan aur bhi hain, abhi ishq ke imtehaan aur bhi hain...
Well.... i personally remind myself about one the quotes of Swami Vivekanada "Take up one idea. Make that one idea your life - think of it, dream of it, live on that idea. Let the brain, muscles, nerves, every part of your body, be full of that idea, and just leave every other idea alone. This is the way to success" ( what an idea sirji !) So, basically that is what I'm up to now a days. Though the commitment of that intensity is difficult to attain, and personally I at times am very poor in keeping the commitments, but least I can do is give my best shot, they don't say it without any reason that "reach for the stars, so if you fall, you may land on a cloud" and I tell you, cloud no. 9 isn't a bad place to be on, isn't it?
So, the entire life of mine has been just a series of examinations,( i think everyone's is that way some or the other sort of exam), one after another and another one after one....it's a vicious cycle, but then I must agree that there is a thrill in it ( human nature you know.... always finds a thrill in danger and in pains too at times). Every time it approaches you, it spills a sort of nervousness around you, then at times it gives you those wonderful 'adrenaline rushes', where you burn with an idea, the fire within you rises high and you are ready to get consumed and give your life and soul to it. Then at times it may be a little depressing too. So, basically it brings all sorts of emotions and makes you feel alive and kicking ( that's how I'm feeling right now)
So, time to get back to the idea and work on it.
Trying times will come and go.They come with a hope that, on the other side of this bridge lies the most cherished victory, and they leave us with an experience, good or bad, the adjective doesn't count as much in the long run as the word 'experience' itself counts.
So today when I again face one of those trying times and the going the gets tough, I think of the sweet taste of victory, the satisfaction of a proper try, the valuable lessons of defeat, and the most worthy of all things the experience itself, which will make me stronger and wiser and give me the satisfaction that I've lived it all well.
Someday, somewhere, at some point of time I'll close my eyes and say to myself it was all worth it.
sitaron se aage jahan aur bhi hain, abhi ishq ke imtehaan aur bhi hain...
When the going gets tough, the tough gets going. :)
ReplyDeleteWishing you loads of luck and happiness while you tread on the path towards the conception of your idea. :)
Raah-e-talab me ho jazbaa-e-kaamil jiske paas
Khud hi dhoond leti hai manzil kabhi kabhi
If you don't get the meaning, feel free to ask. ;)
ThanQ Saad for all the wishes.... :)
ReplyDeleteand I got the meaning but vaguely i guess...is it smthing like " on the path of desire, one who has appropriate passion, the goal itself walks to that person"....(hope am not too much off the beat)... pls enlighten me...and you got yourself in trouble dude, from now on you'll be frequently bugged by me for the meaning of urdu words....any word I get difficulty with, I'll turn to you... ;)
Lol.. you don't need to turn to me for Urdu Meanings.. You know them.. cuz your interpretation is right.. :)
ReplyDeletethe exact interpretation would be
Raah-e-talab(desired path)
Jazbaa-e-kaamil(firm determination)
..the rest of the words toh pretty easy hai.. :)