Since childhood, I
learned one thing very clearly that you have to fight for your battle. No one
else can do this for you.
If a child thinks,
He does not
want to learn to walk,
Does not want to
learn to talk,
Does not want to
learn to eat, etc. etc...
How come, someone
can help this poor child?
No matter what are
the conditions , surroundings and circumstances are , you have to learn and
proved in the life that it was a piece of a cake.
But, as we grow, we
are forgetting these fundamental lessons of the life and start believing in
luck or destiny.
A child has no
choice to say that he/she cannot do this and as a parent you don’t give it up,
regardless how many failures come down the road of this learning?
It doesn’t matter,
how much you love to your child, still you want to see him walking even though
he is failing on every step.
But, what happens
after that, we start believing that it is my destiny and by just accepting
these failures, we tell, ohh! This is due to my past life karma, I have to
tolerate this.
Rather than
figuring out our mistakes and to correct them by trying our effort again and
again, we choose a path of self-realization of escape.
If past life karma
has anything to do with your current situation or failure, you might have
learned so many thing without any trial and error. It means this life karma
will decide next life and this thing will go on forever in vicious circle of
life and faith.
Technically our
failures or regrets or depression or sorrows or grieves all are nothing just a
mere of our own acceptances of not trying hard. This is due to lack of desires
& determinations that gradually become an obstacle in our achievements.
Every one of you
might be agree, a happiest person on this earth is no one except a child. Think
Why?
The reasons
is very obvious, he cries for his failures but still try and try again, till he
gets succeeds. But an adult can make a false impression or to pretend happiness
and least trial for an effort but easiest thing is to accept his failure as a
destiny.
Actually, what is
a destiny, for that I am going to tell you a story, which will clear my point
of view?
Long time ago,
there was an arrogant, ruthless and cruel king. He always believes in himself
and never gives up on any failure. In his command failure means death. His
public likes him but his knights & ministers hate him, the reason was
obvious, he was a hard nut for them.
One day, a man,
who was a saint cum astrologer, came to his Kingdome. He thought, he will get a
good welcome from the king but king did not pay much attention towards him.
This man said to
the king, you are a mean and ruthless person, you have no mercy or feeling for
humanity, you will die in couple of years.
King listen his
declaration very carefully and asked to him, OK, I will die in a couple of
years. What about you, how longer you will live?
This man took a
deep sigh and with a smile said,
King, I will live
another 40/50 years.
The king asked
this man, Are you sure about this?
The man said, Yes,
I am very positive, it will happen, no matter what, because this is my
“Destiny”.
The king thought
for a while, stood from his throne, he took out his sword and cut the neck of
this person.
What this story
tells us, Destiny is nothing just an illusion of our thinking.
If you don’t
believe in yourself and think you will not succeed then in the result, you will
be a failure.
We write our own
destiny with positive thinking, attitude and actions applied towards achieving
our dreams or goals.
I always believe,
if you want to make your dreams come true? Follow these rules.
First, see the
dreams,
Second, lay out a
plan to achieve these,
Third, take an
action to full fill these dreams.
It does not
matter, how much impossible you were dreaming, all does it matters that you
should have a burning desire for them. Ask yourself?
Do I have desires
to full fill them?
Do I have a Plan
to accomplish them?
Did I try hard
enough to get them?
Destiny comes
after all these Dreams (Desires), Dedication (Determination) and Destination.
Get up, see a
dream and go for it.
By
Kapil Kumar
Kapil Kumar
Note: “Opinions expressed are those of the authors, and are not official statements. Resemblance to any person, incident or place is purely coincidental.' ”
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