January 13, 2009
10:55 P.M.
Tuesday.
Hii everybody...hope everyone's fine...and all college mates have done their paper well.
Missed out yesterday...apologies for that !!
Phew...such a narrow escape...thank god...familiar questions came from the three units which i have done completely. Although, the scene in morning was a bit terrific...as i was not confident in a single unit !!
Many people says ' Time is most powerful...every memory diminishes with time...everything fades away with time '...I also agree with this but not completely. Certain happenings/memories can't be erased out entirely from mind. Its not like that we always have these things in our mind but all such memories are there in our subconscious brain and are occasionally triggered back to main frame by small incidents, matters or objects.
Similarly, an incident strucked my mind yesterday...an incident that has taken place exactly a year back...in my case the triggering element was the date i.e. 12th of January. That incident brought many changes in me, my thinking and many other subjective and nob-subjective things...I wish that incident might not have occurred...but again, our wishes are not substantial against our fate. Today's post is dedicated to the same person...
With regards,
Ravi Sharma.
But if you see, every incident in retrospect has one unique thing and thats called "a lesson". Now, its up to us whether we want to learn from it or not. And there is an aamir's ad which says " doosro ki galtiyo se seekha to kya seekh.."
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