Life’s lesson
This post is specially for dishonest people
How to feel good about your negative mates?
So many times in our life we try to change our close friends/families and almost 100% time we fail successfully. Did ever anyone can change other people forcefully? How can you handle a negative mate? Can you change the negative energy that surrounds him/her?
The simple answer is NO. You never can change others. The only person you can change is yourself. Yes, you can change the feelings about your mate, you can practice forgiveness. If you practice gratitude every day (that means to feel the feelings of gratitude for everything you have – good health, good spouse, friends, families, children, career……a beautiful sunny day or a chilly winter (think about the heat of Sahara)……for everything you have in your life), you will feel good about your negative friends.
Even a broken clock shows right time twice a day. Every person doesn’t matter how much negative energy s/he possesses, has some positive side also. Practicing gratitude will enable you to see those positive sides in every person.
What is a comfort zone? How it is pulling us back?
secrets to happy and healthy life – who is the blame?
My personal favorite is the last one. Many of my friend boats about what they have watched on Netflix last week. They become so excited if they can find a new heart pumping Tv series which they can’t wait to finish. I have seen friends leaving the social programs early so that they can finish the Tv series by 4 am in the morning and then go to bed.
30 years ago TVs were fat and people were thin, now people become fat and Tv becomes thin. A heart attack is the number one killer in almost all the western countries. Sedentary lifestyle is killing us before we actually die through bones and muscle decay. Nowadays people suffer severely in their last 10 years due to their earlier sedentary lifestyle. Tv is the one thing to blame.
Ridiculous rules, condition and situation in the world that need to be changed
1. A woman in a random day looks like this.
And she on her “those days” of the month looks like this.
And not like this 👇🏿
Periods are natural and not under the will.
So stop mocking something natural and those ridiculous rules in the name of restriction like do not enter the temple. And this too – ( I am not kidding, this really happens in India)
2. If he is special
she is more special
because rare things are more valuable.
Sex ratio in India 945 females for every 1,000 males. [Sex Ratio in India] (same situation in China too)
4. You don’t need to be shameful while buying this,
Show shame while doing this,
5. The permanent solution to temporary problems isn’t this,
8. Just going here
doesn’t make you a MAN. Try being huMAN instead.
9. Women are NOT less than men. Their physical weakness is surpassed by their mental strength. A mother is 10 times mentally strong than any man in the world.
10. There’s a fine difference between feminists and feminazis
11. This
isn’t necessary. Neither is this
Some more:
- You have no rights to call a girl slut only because she rejected a scumbag like you.
- The girl you stare is a sister and daughter of someone!
Bonus:
The result of 2+2 = ? can be known here.
is pulling rickshaw easy? An incident that changed my life’s point of ivew
I always thought that riding a rickshaw would be just like riding a bicycle. One day I wanted to try and asked a cycle rickswaw driver in Bangladesh if I could have a turn.
Technically, it should be like that. Only that you’re pulling someone else with you.
His face had all those deep wrinkles from the harsh sun and rain beating down on him all day. His arms and legs were as thin as twigs. His ribcage bulged through a sweat-drenched tanktop.
I was less than half his age and at least one foot taller than him.
“no no I can’t do it,” he protested.
But I insisted and he let me mount the driver seat and he went back to the passenger seat.
I started paddling.
It didn’t even budge.
I stood up and pushed down with all my might.
The rickshaw squeaked forward a couple inches.
By this point, the driver was laughing hysterically.
I conceded defeat, we changed positions, and he sailed down the street with an ease I could not even begin to fathom.
And while he was no industry-disrupting maverick, he was solving a real problem—helping people get from A to B.
It changed my view of manual labour forever.
I learned that technique always trumps strength.
And that every honest line of work deserves our respect.