Past....Present...Future

This is yet another of my Guru's thoughts....He says that the human mind has the tendency of oscillating in the future and the past. It never stays put in the present. When something bad happens, we think about the past and think that the event could have possibly been avoided. Likewise, we think about what we are going to do in the future. We get worried about small trivial matters (we includes "ME" too!!) for no particular reason. I remember a very good quote right now....it goes like this..."WE WORRY ABOUT WHAT A PERSON WILL BECOME TOMORROW YET WE FORGET THAT HE IS SOMEONE TODAY."

One way to look at things is to think that everything happens for the good and everything happens for a reason. I have learnt not to regret anything in life. Whatever has happened will stay that way....whatever has to happen will happen regardless of whatever you do.

You have the present moment...seize it....because the same moment will become the past a moment later. For some strange reason, things happen in a particular direction only....time is unidirectional....as i said...for some strange reason. I wish time wasn't unidirectional....but maybe then we wouldn't value it as much.

Time is free, but it's priceless. You can't own it, but you can use it. You can't keep it, but you can spend it. Once you've lost it you can never get it back. Don't count every hour of the day. Make every hour in the day count.
There is a say..."KHALI HAATH AYE THE and KHALI HATH JAYENGE"...well i belive when we were born we came with an ample of time to put into use...and we die b'coz we have no time left.
In other words >>> "KHALI HAATH TOH NAHI AAYE THE...PHIR BHI...JAYENGE KHALI HAATH HI."

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ABHISHEK S SARDA
07/06/2010

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