Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Don'ts.
I don't smoke. Therefore, there is no chance that I am going to die on my family out of some silent cancer.
I don't indulge in violence. Therefore, there is lesser chance that I will incur hate upon myself.
I am not employed. Therefore, there is no chance that I will be caught in this capitalistic network of pain.
I hate retaliation. Therefore, there is less chance that I will engage in an argument over my last statement.
lol. Be in peace, boys and girls.
Saturday, March 29, 2008
Warm Up.

Aggression is effective when I use it on my mind. I use aggression to force my mind off any doubts it has when I am trying to perform a task. I have to admit I don’t do this often and that I rarely consciously do it. There have been times when due to the luck factor, I have had absolutely no distractions in performing the task that I have been set to. When I look back on such cases, there is a hint of aggression somewhere in the picture, although it is a very faint hint.
The goal in any case, is to develop a way to consciously channel this aggression into each and every algorithm that is carried out by the mind, thereby optimizing output to the greatest degree possible. And I think there might be a way to do this, however, it’s always an experimental approach that may or may not work. I feel it is going to work.
When you are part of a team, or part of a scenario where your actions dictate reactions from other human beings, there is a chance that your mind will spend some of its resources to calculating those outside reactions; which is a very unnecessary expense. This takes a toll on your aggression and focus and sets the gears of your mind into an extra curricular activity that is in no way contributing towards the task. Therefore, when I am engaged in such a scenario, one way to optimization would be to mind my own quarters when I am actually doing activity related to the task. The team doesn’t want you to constantly keep performing the task or achieve the goal that you are there for. But for the fraction of the time that I spend time with the team that requires me to perform, I need to mind my quarters and not let the mind think of anything but me.
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Mastering conversation and a thought on THOUGHT.
So we have been getting pretty abstract lately. It's fun to talk abstract. It's more fun, although to talk about real life, practical stuff that you know something about. There is only one problem with talking about practical life. The talk is very limited. I like to listen to the people in the group that are experts at carrying the party. I don't talk much unless I somehow feel the urge to say something. Ya know I'm sayin?! On a similar note, its interesting to listen to people who really know what they are talking about because of the fact that they have experienced what they are talking about. I have noticed that there are some people in this world who absolutely understand what they are talking about when they are engaged in an intelligent conversation. Such people speak in a very clear, pause-free speech. Yes, there could be grammatical mistakes here and there based on how much of the language you have been exposed to. But the important part is that their thought process is so clear that whatever they say comes out in an extremely professional manner no matter what the circumstance. This is because they have complete trust on their brain and their tongue. They know that whatever they are going to say is going to be right, and in some case if they are not on the spot accurate, they will still be able to comprehend that mistake and understand that they made the mistake and take measures to rectify it. Society, as they know it, is there to learn something from them and not to debate and prove them wrong at what they are going to say.
If one wants to achieve this ability of flawless conversation, one needs to be knowledgeable. This can be achieved by learning and experiencing. This is fairly easy to do in my opinion. You don't have to sweat and stress about reading books day and night to become a good speaker. You just need to realize your knowledge and not open your mouth when you do not have sufficient matter to converse about. For me, it's easy to think that when you talk, you are essentially teaching someone something that you know or what you think about that thing. In the same manner, when someone is talking and you are listening, he or she is teaching you something that you may or may not already know. I am not talking about general conversations between friends here. I am talking about those scenarios with either friends or adults or other groups that you interact with when you feel you don't know enough about the subject and feel guilty about it.
I think it's dangerous when you start thinking too much. From personal experience, I have noticed that I have best performed when my mind is purely following a rhythm it has been set in by practice. When you think, you try to find a new way. This is not bad, but when this new way is implemented on test day without practice, it can have inconsistent results. Inconsistency results in lack of ability to predict and this leads to lack of confidence which affects your physical performance thereby changing the visible image that you reflect in the eyes of society.
Monday, January 7, 2008
On the other side of the prism
Specimen A - Specimen possesses a conscious personality. This doesn't necassarily mean specimen is an introvert. Tests for friendly tolerance give positive results. Specimen is a law abider and will not step of bounds for anything illegal. Specimen intelligence level is above par. Welcomes all types of interaction. Specimen has a rigid thinking and thus is hard to be reasoned with in areas that don't follow specimen's preset plan. Specimen needs a solid plan.
Specimen B - Specimen is a conscious introvert. This doesn't mean specimen is not friendly. Specimen shows normal tolerance, however, this is not been tested significantly. Specimen shows indifference to stigma that don't catch or that even go against specimen's beliefs. Specimen seems to be slightly stimulated when ego is addressed. Specimen intelligence levels are above par. Specimen is reasonable and needs a solid plan as well.
Specimen C - Specimen is an aware extrovert. However, specimen shows positive results to emotional stimuli. Specimen knows the rules of society and follows book to a good extent. Specimen does not exhibit a very obligate behaviour to law as A, but follows law to a very good extent. Specimen is materialistic. Specimen shows a decent amount of rigidity in daily acitivity. Specimen intelligence levels are above par. Specimen is reasonable and possesses a solid plan.
Specimen D - Specimen is a conscious extrovert. Specimen takes minimal time to acclamate to new environments. Once adaptation has been achieved, specimen shows signs of conscious presence and conscious feedback. Specimen does not follow book very well. Specimen is one that learns by experience and adaptation. Specimen is egotistically tolerant. Specimen does show agitation at times of scarcity. Specimen is not very rigid in activity schedules. Specimen intelligence levels are above par. Specimen is very reasonable and needs a solid plan.
Specimen E - Specimen is an conscious introvert. Specimen exhibits a high degree of learned consciousness. Specimen depicts highest levels of social obligation and thus feels uncomfortable in a social setting especially amongst members possessing traditional authority. Specimen shows decent aggression. Specimen shows low levels of emotional indulgence. Specimen shows low levels of egotistic feedback. Specimen intelligence levels are above par. Specimen is very reasonable and is building a solid plan.
Specimen O - Specimen is a conscious introvert. Specimen is also a bad singer...........
तुझमे अगर प्यास है,
बारिश का घर भी पास है।
रोके तुझे कोई क्यों भला,
संग संग तेरे आकाश है।
तू धुप है,
छम से बिखर
तू है नदी,
ओ बेखबर
बह चल कहीं,
उद चल कहीं,
दिल खुश जहाँ
तेरी तो मंजिल है वहीं।
Monday, October 29, 2007
Oct 28, 1986
First I need to become a doctor.
Then I need to somehow dominate the world.
But first I need to become a doctor.
Friday, October 19, 2007
Closed quarters combat.
He didn't get a response.
He was wondering why not and he realized it wasn't 90 anymore. So he said, "Wait, its 95."
No response.
"Three figures?" he asked. And ofcourse it happened. So he said, "110"
There was a smile but a very indifferent sort of smile.
It was now time to close the quarters.
He pulled the blade down. It was shining very elegantly in the moonlight.
This was now his space.
A place that would not vent anything except for that distinct thumping sound he was hearing.
He was wondering what the smile could have meant when it was time for an update.
He made sure he was reading the figure correctly. He said, "160"
The quarters were now getting uncomfortably warm.
Now he was consciously hesitating to look.
What he saw raised his eyebrows.
He could still hear that sound, although a lot more clear this time.
Finally he exclaimed in disbelief, "What, 179? Is this a dream or one of those multidimensional theory jokes?".....
.....And god said, "288. No, it's not a dream. And god forbid you take it as a joke."
and there was light.
Saturday, September 8, 2007
It's all about working with what you got!

So where am I going with this?
Circumstances have led me to see the life that I lead as being very close to optimum. Yes, there are flaws here and there. I see these flaws as those born out of very basic mistakes.
So where am I going with this?
There are times when I underestimate myself. There are times when I sense the inferiority complex inside me. It is not a very pleasant feeling when you write stuff like this about yourself. I don’t immediately realize that I am being a victim of inferiority complex when I am going through it. You perform the exact same task under two different or maybe the same environments. The results vary.
So where am I going with this?
When you get the results, you realize whether you have been a victim of inferiority complex or not. You then realize that you are potentially a far more efficient person than what you thought you were. Such are the circumstances when life seems very close to optimum. After feeling this, you start analyzing your mistakes. And as I have said above, mistakes always seem very basic.
So where am I going with this?
Lack of self control. Controlling myself is controlling my mind. There are times when I am calm and I am not thinking about anything but what is exactly in front of my eyes. This is a very relaxing feeling. There is a satisfaction that you are not worrying about anything that is not present. This is because everything else is accounted for. You feel so organized and controlled that nothing else can disturb your composure. At times like this, I have never been a victim of inferiority complex.
Finally, under these circumstances there is an unexplainable aggression inside you which gives you a tremendous ability to focus on your current task and like a beautifully planned out domino circuit, it falls out in perfect harmony.
हैं आंखों में जूनून
है ख्वाबों में जूनून
सपनो को फिर सजाये
उम्मीदों को जगाये ये जूनून
P.S. I think every cricket team should have a mascot. Mascots are cool. The mascot of the Indian team should be a heart. The Pakistanis can also have it if they want. Australians should be foxes. Sri Lankans should be pandas. South Africans should be tigers. The British should be half brains. Lol no offense. West Indians should be monkeys.
Friday, August 31, 2007
War = Destructive Conditioning?

Swords mindlessly blister humanity for one man
Shields aggressively defend murderers for one man
I sit in waves and stare at the horizon
The radio briefing me with war torn news
I take my stare off the calm setting sun
The harsh briefings cloak these beautiful views.
A mother sits afraid watching her “first world” roll
No, she is not afraid of robbers or gangsters
Her son at the Line fights and spends his soul
His life at stake makes mom blind to all laughter
It’s hard to relieve mom of her pain
It’s hard to stop sending brothers to war
Because it’s hard for some to give up gain
And so those some make brotherhood bizarre
I sit in these waves thinking of that mom
A mother who wants her son away from all pain
The fears that sting her soul when the news is on
When silent prayers and letters of ink dim away in the rain
So when the lines are drawn and victories decided
When martyrdom is praised by all but those of the dead
Peace is what I pray for to this world in vain
Peace is what I pray for to this world in vain
Thursday, July 19, 2007
"No, I think we are just getting started."

What happens when you lose?
It is at times you lose that you get a chance…
A chance to prove that you will never give,
A chance to rectify,
A chance to responsibility,
A chance to become a hero,
A chance to follow the principles of your idols,
A chance to bounce back,
A chance to teach yourself,
A chance to speak to yourself,
A chance to be known,
A chance to believe,
A chance to hope,
To defend your honor.
Thursday, June 28, 2007
Status: Mission abort sequence on hold...
So I haven't written anything in a while. Here we go.....
All around me are familiar faces
Worn out places, worn out faces
Bright and early for their daily races
Going nowhere, going nowhere
Their tears are filling up their glasses
No expression, no expression
Hide my head I want to drown my sorrow
No tomorrow, no tomorrow
And I find it kind of funny, I find it kind of sad

The dreams in which I'm dying
Are the best I've ever had
I find it hard to tell you
I find it hard to take
When people run in circles
It's a very, very
Mad World Mad world
Children waiting for the day they feel good
Happy Birthday, Happy Birthday
And I feel the way that every child should
Sit and listen, sit and listen
Went to school and I was very nervous
No one knew me, no one knew me
Hello teacher tell me what's my lesson
Look right through me, look right through me
And I find it kind of funny
I find it kind of sad
The dreams in which I'm dying
Are the best I've ever had
I find it hard to tell you
I find it hard to take
When people run in circles
It's a very, very
Mad World Mad World
Enlargen your world
Mad World
- Gary Jules
Mad World
Friday, May 18, 2007
Hope are the shield; Memories become the sword
There were times summers really existed;
when he spent them playing cricket in the scorching sun.
He doesn't see summer anymore,
There's only video games and air conditioned 'fun.'
He remembers times called winters, when
he slept under a blanket within the chilled walls of the den,
Ain't nothing a winter,
when you ask mercy of an electric heater.

He remembers times that they called monsoons;
Them rain drops used to come and make him play,
Like a three year old child
splashing and screaming in the puddles of clay.
The streets came alive as water gushed down the hose,
Moms yelled, “Come back, or you’re sure to run your nose.”
Friends rolled along; no matter what age we belonged!
and the world turned,
and people changed…..
Them rain drops still shower, and the winds still blow,
He recalls memories of the distant lands and lets his eyes flow
He has no more puddles, just a neat and cozy room now,
No more old time friends as he looks out of the window.
A wet street outside, drenched in rain as he blinks;
No live motion at sight but a couple of cars, he thinks,
"Wow, now I don't even get monsoon here, it stinks!"
Friends he made with the innocence of childhood,
Not with mature choices;
Mature choices always only made business partners.
He is thankful for getting this Promised Land,
But wishes he could get back to Her at the end.
What he had borrowed at the start out of Her is Hers.
There will be a lot that he will earn
from the little he had borrowed with his little hands.
He is sure mother will be proud when he returns,
with all heart and the elements that belong to her lands.
Thursday, May 10, 2007
As Temporary Times Unfold.....

......मेरी पतंग हो बेफिकर उड़ रही है माँडोर कोई लुटे नहीं, बीच से काटे ना.....
Tuesday, May 8, 2007
"Fight" has always been the answer

और हम तैयार हैं सीना लिए अपना इधर,
ख़ून से खेलेंगे होली ग़र वतन मुश्किल में हैं,
सरफरोशी कि तमन्ना अब हमारे दिल में है।
The Master Chief is not fearless. He fears a lot of things. But he has the ability to fight his fears and achieve his mission inspite of the fear in his mind. He is scared that he will have to spend his and his Spartans' lives for the mission. He is afraid that his mission might be left incomplete. He is afraid that he has never seen defeat and one of these days, defeat will show it's face and he does not know how horrible it will be. But execution of the mission overrules everything. He somehow manages to completely erase these fears off his mind and gets back on mission. He has never seen defeat and he will never allow defeat to show it's face.