Golden Heart

Hi,

When one steps into the outside world, one understands whats business. You give me this and in return you would get this. Indeed it is logical equilibrium and common sense that one gets an equivalent amount for his investment.

Its the same with people, you would do something for a person only when you know you can get an equivalent favour sometime in the future. Time, money, love and attention are too precious to be wasted on traitors. Yes, step into the real world and you learn this.

I completely agree with the rule, I have understood it through experience. Those who dont follow this simple common sense are usually exploited and they deserve it in return for their own stupidity.

And yet I have knowingly broken this rule again and again. I have known other people like me who do the same thing. People who would invest a lot of every kind indiscriminately, not checking if the person getting those favours deserves them or not. I have been and I have seen people burnt because of it.

I totally agree that its stupid. But I think the world would be a really poor place without such stupidities.

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Just an Observation!

Hi,

People dont like change, I myself dont like change. Once you get used to a set of people and an environment, you dont want that to change.

Change means a new environment. New experiences that need new reactions to adjust. Its just against our basic instinct of survival. It is this instinct of survival of avoiding injury and hurt that gives u the nerves when u go into a new terrain.


On the other hand, any person in his right frame of mind would accept that change is a universal truth of life. Then why does one resist when faced with changes?

Any suggestions?

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RISK

hi,

money has been transferred - all account has been emptied - biggest risk I have ever personally taken - feel the weight of responsibility - my nerves are strained - heart is in a constant state of vulnerable vigil - like that of a hunted deer that knows the predator is close by.its time to revise some of the most important lessons of engineering - if u hold on long enough - if u fight hard enough - chances are u will survive. 8 times I was challenged - it was close - but I did hold ground - now this one comes along - some times u are hit so bad that u loose sense of how badly u are hit - it will sink in later - scars will remain - as all battles of this sort do leave them - I know - I have seen this before a few times - there is sense of duty - and somewhere there is that withered flower called hope.

- Sanket K

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