Sanjay V Sharma

Three Steps to Peace and Happiness For ever lasting peace and happiness, you must 1.        Take responsibility of your present because it is shaped by your own decisions and actions in the past 2.        Be focused on your duty towards each individual and the complete universe 3.        Understand that as your present depends on your past actions similarly your future depends on your        present actions, thereby focusing on your present actions is the only way forward towards a brighter and better future of your dreams Taking Responsibility “When we start the practice of thinking, speaking and acting in the same line, miracles start happening.” When you take responsibility of your present situation, you open up yourself towards new learning and self improvement, this not only opens up the world of opportunities for you but you also get focused on your strengths by getting t...

Distress Is A Result of Our Past Actions Whenever we are in a state of distress, most of the time it is a result of our past actions.Our past actions are like seeds sown by us and these grow into fruition with the passage of time.Some of the past actions like , putting our hand into fire, come to fruition almost instantaneously whereas other actions ,like planting a tree take a little longer but the truth is that sooner or later we have to face the consequences of our actions.Irrespective of the reason for taking our action , the natural laws or eternal truths prevail and do justice in the similar way as a student gets the exam results after the complete year of effort put into the studies. Total Surrender Unto God Help Sublimate The Long Lasting Effects Of Our Past Actions There is no escape from this truth, but there is only one remedy and that is,our realization of our mistake.If something wrong is done by us and we genuinely feel sorry for our action, commit to ourselves ,that we ...

Behavior Stemming From Heavily Saturated Frustration Levels We see right through our lives, as well as in our day to day experiences, that most of us exhibit extremely self centered behavior in specific circumstances. Such behavior seems to stem from  heavily saturated frustration levels  , and has become a generally predictable outcome of behavior involving two or more people in any contentious social interaction.  Contentious Social Interactions Where Etiquette Is Sacrificed   Be it traffic jam on the road, competition for parking, cozy office environment requiring information exchange between colleagues, siblings competing for limited family resources, neighbors fighting over small privileges, and the list of instances goes on where etiquette is sacrificed. Self Reflection on the Level and Quality of "Life Skills Education" Is Required   Just a little bit of self reflection can make us aware  that our unkind behavior towards others cannot get justified ...