Do read my article on Einstein.
http://bhoj11.blogspot.com/2012/08/einstein-went-against-system-overthrew.html
There were
many who dared to think and act against the fixed norms of society.
Adi Shankaracharya challenged the society and stood up against
the brahim's; breaking all customs, he is known as the biggest reformer and
Jagadguru, literally meaning the Guru of the world.
When
Columbus insisted that their lay a continent on the other side no one believed
him.
When the
Beatles created an entirely different sort of music and dressed differently; no
one accepted them, then one day they rocked the world with their look and
sound.
Paulo Coelho
when he was a teen wanted to follow his dreams; he was admitted to a mental hospital
as he did not go with the traditional ways.
He grew up
to write “The alchemist” the story of a youth who believes and follows his
dream; this book has been translated into 71 languages and 65 million copies have been sold worldwide.
JK Rowling
wrote “Harry Potter” an unusual children book, at first no one wanted to print
it; ultimately she became richer than the queen.
All these
people lived in their own world.
It was said
that the dark ages will be the age of the machines.
This is so
true; humans have become like machines, fixed ideas, fixed lifestyle.
People
expect you to have a steady job, no matter you have to work like a machine
throughout the day; people keep on asking you why have you not married after
marriage they keep on asking you why you do not have children {to add to the
burden of overpopulation}
People have
become slaves; slaves to their fixed way of life.
Today how
many school students are happy with the valueless education system?
If an adult
wants to take a day off for from office, can he do it easily? Either he has to
think of the loss of pay or his work load.
Can anyone
dare to dress a little differently from the rest?
How many of
us have danced when we felt like dancing?
How many of
us cried openly in front of everyone?
How many
times we had to check our emotions?
Humans can
only claim to be free.
My next article will be on spiritual freedom.  |
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ur article has a feel good factor. but the problem is when we are living in a society, we have to abide by the norms. its sadly not possible to laugh when u want to or dance when you want to. humans will nevr b free as they are entangled in life!
ReplyDeletethank you anand
DeleteI have read about a lot of people coming together and forming communities also many big corporations are trying to create a relaxed working atmosphere.
It is my wish and hope that we will break free one day.
Do keep contributing.
our thoughts match, all the best
ReplyDeletei am happy
Deletehi
ReplyDeletehistory proves that many people have lost their lives due to RELIGION. humans dont understand something as complex as religion. we have started using religion for profits. god doesnt want people to fight & die in palestine,iraq,burma etc. he doesnt want us to leave our jobs & go to religious places on tuesday or saturday & pay money to the pujari so as to get blessings. religion has been misused & misunderstood more than it has been utilized properly.
can this world be a better place without religion? i certainly think it can be.
need your feedback on the above.
regards
Hello anand
DeleteWhat can be sadder; than to watch the religious believes divide people to the extent that hate emerges.
i am always hurt when I hear comments like “ we are building a college for our own community” .
so much divide.
The Vedas never acknowledged caste discrimination; but how racist humans have become.
When will humans be saved from the pious agony of the priest?
This world will certainly be a better place if hate in the minds of people is converted to love; then it does not matter if religion exits or not.
But will the powerful sitting in the gold studded cathedrals and the so called custodians of faith ever let mankind to sing one song; the song of love.
Sir that's a superb article.
ReplyDeletethank you very much, most welcome
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