Sanatan’s Shakes And Soups Of Views
NK Sanaatan’s Shakes & Soups of Views
Yeah, different fruits, different ingredients ~ different tastes !
Field : Society, Responsibility & Agriculture
(1.) Most farmers and common people die in debt, which passes from one generation to the next as a gift or legacy, it’s not only to survive family members but to perform social,religious and ritual customs.
(2.) Each person ,on the name of life’s lives lesser for himself and lives in greater amount for other people including family members. It means on the name of mental and physical wage dies daily for others.
Field : Urban & Village DNA
(3.) One who says or claims- he is an urbanate but in real not, in his DNAs fundamentally, it will be proven that he is a villager.
Field : Qualification & Money
(4.) What are your qualifications- Sir, we are CAs… MDs… Engineers… CEOs… Directors. Okay, have you ever seen your firm’s owner… No… okay, see i am the owner … my qualification is only immense money !
Field : Psychology
(5.) Problems are like cotton, if press them, ah, create tension and stress, and they become as heavy as cotton, yeah, soaked in water.
Field : Human Nature and Introspection
(6.) The world is full of complaints, while each person is the biggest complaint himself.
Field : Politics and professionalism
(7.) In politics, ideological differences, ah, have become personal and turned into practical and psychological enmity, ah, that is dangerous for the nation and world.
Field : Literature and intellectual capital
(8.) Every piece of writing is itself so precious like a jewel, a pearl, a diamond, and needs to deserve preservation by the world.
Field : Philosophy
(9.) Literature and intelligence capital are precious than Kohinoor Diamond .
(10.) Death is the greatest philosophy, and the cries of a funeral procession accompany its journey.
The mock of Destiny in equality senses
(11.) Like humans, paper has different destinies: Yeah, currency, legal documents, textbooks, literary treasures, scriptures that preserve safely as the precious things but ah magazines, newspapers, pamphlets, invitation cards, status cards—or even packing bags use and throw as waste .
Field : Mathematics and economics
(12.) All the accounts’ solutions of math are equaled but ah not of economics.
(13.) Ah, what an odd account of life that is on the name of ascending, ah, it’s descending.
Field : Life & Death
(14.) Life travels in a carrier called Time—from pain to the plain, through zigzags, bumps, and barricades~yet, all roads lead to the same destination: Ultimately Darkness.
(15.) Life is mortal, but death is immortal.
(16.) Sleep, yeah, the biggest gift of life that we can say, through it, we practice for last sleep’s perfection.
Field : Aging & Philosophy
(17.) What strange mathematics life has ! We feel we are growing, but with every passing year, we are diminishing.
(18.) After age 60, every person’s countdown seems to begin. Whether we blow out candles or light lamps on birthdays, yes,no custom could stop last breath one uncertain day.
Field : Excellence & Recognition
(19.) Excellence is the true, unspoken nod of approval from millions. Simply outstanding, extraordinary. Yeah,only one in many.
Field : Talent & Luck
(20.) Talent alone is not enough; luck is equally necessary. If the talent would work then each person will be Prime minister or President.
(21.) Talent is man’s own power; luck is invisible power. Though unproven, belief in luck makes a vast difference in how we see the world.
(22.) Talent is nothing over luck, yeah, luck is super boss and if observe it ,it rules in the world.
Field : Democracy in question
(23.) In the rule of Democracy, yes, 90 percent inefficient people reign over ten percent efficient people due to majority result or system.
Field : Monarchy and blockage
(24.) Monarchy is good when the king is efficient, but becomes best when efficient heirs succeed him, one after another. But it stops the opportunity of those who want to be the king.
Field : Political Systems
(25.) Monarchy offers direct loot and tyranny; democracy may offer indirect loot and indirect tyranny over citizens.
(26.) In monarchy the people are made slave ; in democracy people themselves accept slavery.
Field : Fate & Human Suffering
(27.) We repent many steps and decisions but can not reverse them. To endure it anyhow is only the best solution.
(28.) In the life, the person has many grievances, repentance and are unremedial like cancer, so acceptance that ultimately like death truth is the best solution.
Field: Heroism
(29.) Rebel makes person a hero but put in trouble all around . But he overcame over all ,why,because he is a hero.
(30.) Acceptance is tough but more beneficial.
(31.) Acceptance on anything is difficult such as denial because for acceptance we go universal and for denial also universal and alas in this aspect or mirror we put our own choice and kill our stand.
(32.) The person attempts hard and hard but does not get successful, and then he accepts the present as his destiny. Why? Because it’s futile to hit a pebble or stone at on the wall, yes, you can make scratch, but ah could not pierce the wall.
Field : Imagination
(33.) Imagination is a strange bird, possessing the wings and eyes of many birds.
(34.) Imagination is a wingless bird, yet it can fly beyond the sky.
(35.) Imagination has no ground, good or evil, and its implementation is difficult. If good, few appreciate it; if evil, many condemn it. Evil often seems to reign, while goodness remains uncertain.
(36.) Imagination has no ground, yet it shows us the path to find one.
Field : Travel and Freedom
(37.) A package tour follows a firm’s timetable; hence, call it a ‘slave package’. Limited money means limited joy, while independent travel offers a different kind of freedom.
Field : Nature and Perception
(38.) At dawn and dusk, thousands of birds sing in the grove. Of 100 listeners, one hears as music; the other 99 hear clamour and noise.
Field : Nature & Music
(39.) The first natural music of this sphere is the wind, its gusts, fluttering leaves, chirping birds, and the first cry of a newborn baby.
(40.) Woes and suffering ~physical, financial or otherwise ~can make a person ethically profound.
(41.) Grief inclines a person towards ethics and makes the heart rigid or soft, according to the situation.
Field : Health and Well-being
(42.) Sleep and music are supreme therapies for keeping life healthy and pleasant.
(43.) To think good or evil, yeah, the person must be sound in health, yeah, bodily and mentality.
Field : Power And Intellectuals
(44.) The Crown is ever a slave of the intellectuals.
(45.) The Crown depends on witty and wise people: Chandragupta on Chanakya, Akbar on Birbal, and governments on advisers, scholars, IAS officers, doctors, and PAs.
Field : Leadership and Wisdom
(46.) The Crown depends on witty and wise people: Chandragupta on Chanakya, Akbar on Birbal, and governments on advisers, scholars, IAS officers, doctors, and PAs.
Field : Awards and Recognition
(47.) No matter who receives an award, prestigious or ordinary, its scope and significance have their limitations.
(48.) Every award is an award; no award is of lesser value.
(49.) Award is a good system or bad . In my scale it is bad rather than good .Why,because through it one person is measured as the best and rest leave get nervous.
Field : Nobel Prize & Money
(Approach, recommendation, nepotism, Corruption vs Deservation)
(50.) The Nobel is considered the world’s highest award—why? The substantial money attached to it raises an uncomfortable question: Does money decide greatness in every sense?
Note: Deservation isn’t the word in English Dictionaries but under new word formation i have used it breaking the rules, yeah ,Reserve adding suffix Ation by removing E (Reservation) ,yeah ,with logic,why that,why not this while the nature of the word is same 😄😟)
Field : Money and Authority
(51.) Money has indirect power, but a post carries direct power.
Field : Wealth and Power
(52.) Money may turn a rich man into a demon who enslaves others; power may turn a boss into a master surrounded by servants who only say, “Yes, sir!”
Field : Impermanence of Power
(53.) Both financial power and administrative power are temporary.
Field : Economics and Security
(54.) Economic or financial security is the foremost cry of every person in the world.
Field : Politics and Corruption
(55.) Political power can become the easiest path to ill-gotten wealth, showering money from every direction.