Monday, October 27, 2014
Thursday, October 16, 2014
Knowledge
Knowledge! Knowledge! Knowledge!
Where it is?
How it can be acquired?
No body knows & still everybody thinks he has Knowledge.
Can it be acquired?
Can it be gained?
Can it really be possible?
I don't think so,
I don't think so.
It can only be explored,
Through freedom to think,
through freedom to watch keenly.
But for what to think,
And what to watch,
Thinking about our own self,
A true Self.
Watching about our own self,
A true Self.
See God is smiling,
because he also want from us to do so,
But why he is sad?
Why he is hiding himself from us?
Perhaps He is angry from us.
Where it is?
How it can be acquired?
No body knows & still everybody thinks he has Knowledge.
Can it be acquired?
Can it be gained?
Can it really be possible?
I don't think so,
I don't think so.
It can only be explored,
Through freedom to think,
through freedom to watch keenly.
But for what to think,
And what to watch,
Thinking about our own self,
A true Self.
Watching about our own self,
A true Self.
See God is smiling,
because he also want from us to do so,
But why he is sad?
Why he is hiding himself from us?
Perhaps He is angry from us.
Sunday, October 5, 2014
Why Champaran
Champaran is not just a district in Bihar. It’s a place where history folded back on itself.
Ancient India:
This region was close to Nalanda — the world’s first residential university. A place where education was at its peak. Scholars from many foreign countries like China, Korea, Persia came here to study. The air itself was about learning and debate.
Modern India:
And then in 1917, the same land became the birthplace of Satyagraha in India. Gandhi came to Champaran to fight for indigo farmers. No weapons. Just truth, law, and courage. That was the first seed of Satyagraha.
So Champaran connects both eras.
Ancient: peak of knowledge at Nalanda.
Modern: peak of moral courage with Gandhi.
There is something special in this soil.
This soil has always produced people who dared to question, to learn, and to stand for what’s right.
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