Saturday 26 October 2013

Operators open to cell radiation cut - The Times of India

It is so so easy to do nothing! 



As put by Charles Darwin to Francis Galton: ' […] I have always maintained that, excepting fools, men did not differ much in intellect, only in zeal and hard work; I still think this an eminently important difference.'"

"Truth and reality, once told or experienced, is only a stranger before the first instance. One must learn to recognise one's ephemeral friends very soon. Some experience, sense and recognise both the truth and reality before it happens, while others never at all." 

"These comments apply to all people and life. You have noticed that the world is a strange place. You may be an unfortunate who is born into an area and time of tremendous strife. You may suffer pain and extreme abuse because you are being misled by those who manipulate your vulnerability as a newcomer. You arrive uninvited in this world and some one tells you there is another place even better. They tell you boldly and convincingly that you must obey certain ancient rules and inspirations from a past that cannot be verified or seen. They lead to follow other people's wishes if you wish to go to another better unseen world that they describe in generalities and flowery language. They make absurd promises of love life and riches beyond imagining if you are compliant in this world to their goals. 
      Being told you are in this world to obey and that must serve other aggressive interests is the worst form of deception.  Any one who tells you to obey unthinkingly is not to be trusted and is probably not looking after your best interest. This scam of promising a world elsewhere that is too good to be true is the oldest form of scam. It smothers individual will by making you doubt the value of your own observations. Do not be fooled. 
      Obviously, you will eventually smell a deceptive logic because you know you were placed in this world to enjoy it not as a passenger, but as a full paid-up guest. You should be treated with love and respect, given a good education free of vacuous promises concerning other worlds. You have been rewarded by being born a conscious entity in this wonderful world and must make the best of that reward, respecting others and receiving respect from them. Certainly, your arriving in this world was not to obey others as an unthinking individual, but to learn about everything you can, live well, love well, and be happy. Anything else is in the imagination of others to influence you to do things in this world that are against your nature to develop and experience this world fully in peace and health. 
     Decide for yourself what you should do by getting the best state of the art education you can get. If you must, serve others, but only temporarily recognising that service is not why you are in this world. Use your ideas, initiative and learning as a means to better yourself in this world and help others do the same. 
     Don't let scoundrels, schemers, and corrupting myth makers cloud your vision that you are innately something special and can make this world a better place. Stand firm in your resolve to live life to the full and help others do the same." 

Above as quoted by Rich Tea one morning to his friends.

Take time to be frequently optimistic and thoughtful, especially with your ephemeral friends.

Take time to think what you can do to promote peace! 

RIch Tea

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