PRACTICE MAKES A MAN PERFECT.

Lord Shrikrishna preached in holy Bhagwad Gita," For one who remembers Me without deviation, I am easy to obtain." He did not exhort to remember his name on mere Krishnashtmi or any other auspicious day. Lord urged to remember his name continuously and without any deviation.

Continuous practice is the secret of success in all fields. One must not only repeat, repeat and repeat but also practice, practice, and practice. If one aspires to inculcate a healthy habit, one must read it, repeat it and practice it. Benjamin Franklin used to choose one good habit and practiced it for one week. He picked another good activity in the next week and practiced the same for another week. He did so till that good habit became his reflex action.

Therefore if you like any article of our lovely blog "truedreams19000.blogspot.in" Don't be satisfied by mere reading it once. Save that creation in the bookmark to read and repeat it time and again. Make your password with initials of that article in combination with numerical and special characters. Repeat it time and again while doing the morning walk. Repeat it time and again while doing other chores.Don't leave it unless and until it becomes part of your subconscious.
Thus anyone can achieve immense success and happiness.

DEVELOP ENOUGH COAXING SKILLS

We are neither Almighty nor super powers but, frail human beings. Others will not be standing on their toes to comply with our wishes. Neither will we be in a position to punish or purchase those who defy us. Avoidable fights, if not avoided tactfully, will consume all our energy and mental peace unnecessarily. Therefore we need to develop enough coaxing skills.

Even Lord Shri Krishna first coaxed Kauravas to give only five villages to  Pandavas and avoid the impending bloodshed. Yudhishthira had to announce the war after point blank refusal of Duryodhana to do so.

 When Arjun refused to kill his nears and dears in the war, Shri Krishna again used tremendous coaxing skills to persuade Arjun to fight the Dharmyudh against the evil. 
The great politicians and statesmen are skilled enough to coax their opponents to toe their lines.
It is high time that we hone our coaxing skills.

BE MORE HUMAN; BE MORE DEMANDING

There are cut throat competitions in the professional world. Everybody is after ass of everybody. Many trample the fallen to move ahead.

I understand the professionalism.

 If I lose temper often, people will shun me like an angry bull. If I surrender my position, I will become a failure. Therefore I become more human and more demanding in my professional dealings to clinch the best bargain for my team.

I don't give any concession impulsively in the professional world without pondering over all pros and cons.

I have been following Lord Shri Krishna in my professional dealings. He was soft and attractive, he was tactful and tough, and he is the savior. He exhorted to work wholeheartedly without being obsessed of the result. Jai Shri Krishna.

AVOID DEPRESSION & MENTAL BREAK DOWN

Whenever I write any article, I expect hundreds of LIKES on Facebook, thousands of pluses on Google+ and so on. But I never forget Alexander Pope's famous quote, " Blessed is he who expects nothing, for he shall never be disappointed."

 I also understand,"I am an amateur blogger."  I should write to my best abilities and be satisfied with what likes and pluses I get from connoisseurs of my blog. "To work wholeheartedly for the best and be prepared for the worst." always remains my motto. Therefore I stay happy with what I get.

Lord Shri Krishna exhorted in sacred Bhagwat Gita," Karmanyewadhikaraste Ma phaleshu Kadachana."

To work is only my right and to expect result is not my right. 

Above exhortation of Lord Shri Krishna is not for Yogis but for frail people like us to save us from depression and mental breakdown. 

Expectation results into depression and high expectations lead to deep depression.
 Expect nothing, not even compliments. Do good and forget about it. Jay Shri Krishna.

WHAT HAPPENS, FINE HAPPENS

What happened, Fine Happened, What is Happening, Fine Happening, "What will Happen" will also be Fine. "BHAGWAT GEETA"

I often wondered when lots of unwanted things happen in our life then why Lord Shri Krishna told the lines above in sacred "Bhagwat Geeta."  I found the riddle solved after correlating the Ms. Helen Keller's quote with an exhortation of Lord Shri Krishna.  We waste most of our mental energy as well as composure by wondering what mishap will happen in future or by repenting about losing golden opportunities in the past. Therefore Lord Krishna exhorted what happened or whatever will happen, will be for our benefit. We need not brood and fret on it since one thousand years of brooding & worrying can't change what happened just one second ago.  So instead of worrying on the past omissions or commissions or by fearing the unknown future, we should concentrate on spotting and encashing current opportunities in the present. This will make our future bright and our life full of achievements. Let us now forget those doors of happiness which are closed now and start exploring new doors which are wide open to give us red carpet welcome. Amen.