The pursuit of happiness

Life never goes the way we wish to take it but nevertheless it offers us plenty.
Finding weaknesses and mistakes is pretty far easy but finding happiness from all sadness is really challenging but rewarding and trust me, you'll be more joyful if you can acquire it..
Its like....
"Khushi mein toh sabhi khush rehte hai,
par gham mein se khushi dhoodne ka
mazza hii doosra hai...."
It is how we perceive the environment that makes the difference..
For those who say that they havent experienced anything good in life, i differ from them.. Its just that they overlooked the hidden happiness they got from those bad situations..
Its like.. when we wanna reach the 'stars', we may not notice the 'moon' on the way..!!
Just recollect the time when your parents might might have been called by the school principal for a prank of yours.. It may have been embarassing then but it might be bringing a smile on your face now... bcoz its ok...after all nobody is a saint..
There is always a good element attached to everything that happens in your life (like you may get ditched for a better partner in the future, you may be having slow career growth bcoz mayb you are supposed to rule later...)
The need is only to open your eyes to it and feel the good vibes because maybe life doesnt give you a second chance for this 'bitter-sweet' happiness.... :)


Sometimes good sometimes bad, if you notice in the long run it gives the best we can have..

The beautiful persona

Written on 9th aug, 12.30 a.m




Its really dark out on the roads with the monsoons at their brink..(the news channels say so!!)
I an just short of sleep because of a nap in the afternoon. So, thought of just seeing some old pics of mine.It just started off by the old childhood ones and later graduated to the school ones. Just flipping them, i discovered some greeting cards (from school buddies) and a small letter.
The letter was sent by, perhaps, the best guide in the world for me. She was more of a friend,giving cool tips. She is Ms. Mohana, our science teacher. The way she told us "never to take sciences as a career, if you wanna enjoy life" :D
but she was a gem of a person. Being a south indian she could never get my name right even in those three years.. she pronounced it as "yekta"... :)
She had left the school mid session because her husband had been posted to Jammu (Indian Air Force). The letter was to wish us the best for the class 10th board exams, asking us as to 'how were the
beauty queens of the class' :P
and about the 'dance rehearsals' which gave us a mode of 'distraction'..
It was addressed to the whole class but somehow i managed to keep it me...thats the benefit of being a class monitor... ;)
It really makes me feel helpless because time cannot turn back and sad because
we are no longer in touch.


But thats life, to meet and depart.. and i hope to meet her soon.. :)