Sunday, May 06, 2007
Forces of Nature
You might have lost interest in the task at hand, but then you have some responsibilities - to your family, friends and above all to yourself. These responsibilities take the most of your earned assets. These responsibilities make the most of your agenda to earn and to work at something you are not interested in. Taking these factors in mind, working in the area which interests you might not bring you the kind of monetary cushion you seek, but it may bring you the satisfaction. This is very important because when you run after money, it evades you and whenever you kick it out, it comes back with a wagging tail. This is a law of nature. So even though you might be running after money, dont show it. Money should feel it is not being given the due importance and it will come running after you.
Nature has a unique way of dealing with forces. Force that you experience and force that you exert. The force, as you know, is directional in nature and is a vector quantity. Hence, the direction of your force creates a vacuum of forces in other direction. This vacuum generates forces from other people or things to fill up that vacuum, and is in turn the force that you experience. Thinking out of the box, this is nothing but source of the old adage that attack is the best form of defence. It is as if nature wants us to give away those things that we want the most and then those things come to us automatically!!
Deriving our way towards the things that interest us most, we must, hence, evade those paths that want us to exert the most force. The force that we exert is going to work against us and when we have given up the chase, stopped trying is when we realise that things have started moving. It was as if nature is trying to see how much force we can exert before quitting. This might lead you into thinking that you mustn't try at all for the things you want the most! And to do that you need to give up the trying and keep concentrating on the things that donot interest you. Hence, this again leads to the same old page where we are working on the things that dont interest us and are waiting for the things that interest us to come and give us an opportunity!!
Nature has a unique way of dealing with forces. Force that you experience and force that you exert. The force, as you know, is directional in nature and is a vector quantity. Hence, the direction of your force creates a vacuum of forces in other direction. This vacuum generates forces from other people or things to fill up that vacuum, and is in turn the force that you experience. Thinking out of the box, this is nothing but source of the old adage that attack is the best form of defence. It is as if nature wants us to give away those things that we want the most and then those things come to us automatically!!
Deriving our way towards the things that interest us most, we must, hence, evade those paths that want us to exert the most force. The force that we exert is going to work against us and when we have given up the chase, stopped trying is when we realise that things have started moving. It was as if nature is trying to see how much force we can exert before quitting. This might lead you into thinking that you mustn't try at all for the things you want the most! And to do that you need to give up the trying and keep concentrating on the things that donot interest you. Hence, this again leads to the same old page where we are working on the things that dont interest us and are waiting for the things that interest us to come and give us an opportunity!!
