Passion

-
The biggest challenge is to not lose passion in your work.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Loyalties

-
A person is living in the USA for 30 yrs but spent the first 22 years of his life in Pune. Where do you think his loyalties should be? And where do you think his loyalties would be? I first asked this question to myself when I heard Raj Thakarey accusing the Bachchan's about their loyalties to Maharashtra and how they are socially more concerned about UP (their home state) than Maharashtra. A huge argument followed amongst various groups in the state and I believe in every immigrant's minds. I am an immigrant to the USA but originally from Pune, Mahrashtra. I have a relative who has lived here for 30 years now and his heart is still in his home town. Whatever little he does for the society, world that we live in is mostly diverted to his home town. This is what I call mother's bond. Wherever you go and settle down most people always have that feeling in their minds...oh what did I do for the place that made me what I am today, that made be capable of the respect I get in a ...
Read more

Wake Up Sid

-
Yesterday night saw this new Hindi movie called "Wake Up Sid". I liked it! Many of the recent Hindi movies were such duds that I was pleasantly surprised to watch this one. The relationship between Sid and Aisha ( the 2 protagonists) was beautifully developed. No awkward moments between them. Even at the end when they express their love for each other, the director did not feel the need of showing a kissing scene. I loved the way they hug each other at the end....it was very warm. On another note, I am always curious to watch the new generation Indians in the movies. I always have a little critical attitude towards their ways in life and feel that its too westernized for what India is in my heart. But today I realized that even though they eat pizza and pastas, call each other "dude, wassup" or are too candid about their sex lives, the essence of "Indianness" is everywhere! In the movie even though Sid disrespects his parents, he cannot relate to his Mom a...
Read more

Four Exercises

-
This is from one of the podcasts by Swami Tyaganandaji from the Boston Vedanta Society. He talks about four spiritual exercises that we must do every single day in order to practice Vedanta in our daily lives. They are: 1. Forget the good that we have done to others. 2. Forget the bad that other people have done to us. 3. Always remember that everything is impermanent. 4. Always remember that God alone is Real. Beautiful! Thank you Swamiji.
Read more