Posts

A come back from heaven :)

  Waking up from the dead and watching how life unfolded without you… Who is doing what after you? Who is happy and who is sad while you are no more? It sounds weird—and at the same time strangely adventurous—to imagine what happens after my death. How will people behave? People and their behaviour have always fascinated me. Still, it feels a little nasty to think about studying them from my own deathbed. Well… maybe I *am* weird. Because somewhere deep inside, I strongly believe that people come and go, but life—life always goes on. As they say, *“The show must go on.”* Sitting among a bunch of unfamiliar souls, I broke the silence and said, “Guys, I died just a day ago. Isn’t that sad?” Yes, it is sad—but not for me. It’s sad for the people who loved me. Surprisingly, it isn’t making me remorseful. Maybe I left my emotions back on Earth. What about you?”   The souls around me were of all shapes, sizes, and ages. There was a round-faced obese man—proba...
Post a Comment
Links to this post

POOREST OF RICH !

Image
I was intimidated to write on this when I yesterday read this 'news' in leading newspaper with the heading "Man takes wife to final abode on a push cart". This gives me goosebumps when I visualize the site Ramulu pushing dead body of Kavita on a push cart. My first emotion was sympathy towards him and his dead wife. But after reading, it raised many questions in my heart.  1. Ramulu had leprosy and was a street beggar. His wife died of acute illness. He wanted to bury his wife at his native village which was 80kms away from his present location. 2. Ambulance wanted Rs. 5000 to carry her body from "A street beggar" with leprosy. 3. 50kms he walked with push cart with a dead body and none of lacks of 'Live" people could even see that.  4. When body started smelling and he started crying inconsolably, people gathered collected money for her transportation and burial. Now lets evaluate ourselves, let us all feel in what kind of...
Location: Dwarka, New Delhi, Delhi, India
Links to this post

Ammaji

Image
          Ammaji                                                                     Her mother in law is one of the most weird person I have seen. May be she is saying this because she has not seen other’s mother in laws. Sigh !      Manika’s mother in law left her studies in class 5 th so that her brothers can study and she can take care of the house. This is the very first reason of her frustration. She always indulges herself in family politics and backbiting. She has that strange habit of keeping important stuff to herself. Life for her is only watching TV, roaming around, & attending kirtans not ...
Location: Home, New Delhi, Delhi, India
Links to this post

Absolute happiness !

Image
I was born and brought up in a small town of Uttar Pradesh. Though we were brought up in a comfortable set up but I did notice lots of unfortunate and less privileged people and specially children around us, the inequalities in the society always disturbed me. I always wanted to work for the betterment of the less fortunate of our society but how and when I had no clue.. It's been 14 years since the capital city has given me so much that now it’s the time to return something back to the society. As a trained logistics professional I wanted job satisfaction from my work which I was not getting and that compelled me to change my work place. So in continuation to the same, when there was not much work in my consultancy firm, last year I decided to give my career a new dimension. L ast year I joined an NGO as a fellow. My work as a volunteer with another NGO helped me as a fellow. We are trained to organise a community instead of doing only char...
Links to this post