Life!!! Harsha Bhogle at IIM Ahmedabad

Sometimes you are meant to pursue or are directed in a path where you will re-learn or re-engineer about the lost or forgotten motives, principles or ethics of your life and in your life. This Superb share of Videos of Greatest Lessons Learned in Life by Harsha Bhogle in a Speech  at IIM - Ahemdabad (Very Special to me now) is one of such an event that happened to me, and, fortunately will happen to you too. See it for yourself with an Awe! and Fill In Some More Life-in-your-Life.

Special Thanks to the User: Mourya35 on Youtube for this Share through which I found the original sharer Brijesh Chauhan on his site Brijux.com.



I knew about a very little about The Harsha Bhogle before researching about him today, only this much like the way you read the name Parle-G biscuit (a Very Popular Indian Brand of Biscuit), but never attempt to read the content, Mfctr Date or Units etc. and never analyze the reason behind its popularity.

I have always enjoyed the way The Harsha has changed the scenario of Indian Cricket Commentary.  With his witty and easy to understand correlating example about situations in Cricket and other aspects of life. He stands as very strong example of  "Brave to pursue heart" types personalities. His common sense, wit, wisdom, dedication, determination and dare to be different attitude has made him what we know as The Harsha of today.

He started as a commentator at an early age of 19 only.

Different sites to help you get more info about him or his works and Social Shares:

Cricinfo

Wikidepdia

Harsha's Tweets

The Indian Express

Harsha's Speech at TEDIndia 2009

Harsha Bhogle on Sachin Tendulkar's 100th Century

And you know what, in the process of sharing this article, I researched and learned more about him too.

Enjoy the show and re-learn from him, as I am and would!!!

Do share it across!!!

अर्जियां!!!! मौला मौला मौला मेरे मौला!!!!

.Bismillah Ur Rahman Urr Rahim!!!
बिस्मिल्लाह उर रहमान उर्र रहीम!!!!

Artists: Javed Ali, Kailash Kher
Title: "Arziyan"

Lenght: 8:41

अर्जियां सारी मैं
चेहरे पे लिखके लाया हूँ 
तुमसे क्या मांगू  मैं ,
तुम खुद ही समझलो...
मौला मौला मौला मेरे मौला 
मौला मौला मौला मेरे मौला [4]


दरारें दरारें  हैं माथे पे मौला 
मरम्मत मुकद्दर की कर दो मौला..मेरे मौला 
तेरे दर पे झुका  हूँ , मिटा हूँ , बना हूँ , [2]
मरम्मत मुकद्दर की कर दो मौला [2]


जो भी तेरे दर आया ; झुकने जो सर आया ,
मस्तियाँ पिए सब को झूमता नज़र आया.
जो भी तेरे दर आया ; झुकने जो सर आया ,
मस्तियाँ पिए सब को झूमता नज़र आया.
प्यास लेके आया था ; दरिया वो भर लाया ,
नूर की बारिश में भीगता सा तर आया 
नूर की बारिश में...ओ ओ ओ...भीगता सा तर आया 


मौला मौला मौला मेरे मौला...[4]
दरारें दरारें  हैं....मरम्मत मुकद्दर की करदो मौला.
जो भी तेरे दर आया ; झुकने  जो सर आया ,
मस्तियाँ पिए सब को झूमता  नज़र आया.
जो भी तेरे दर आया ; झुकने जो सर आया ,
मस्तियाँ पिए सब को झूमता नज़र आया.


हो..एक खुशबू आती थी [2]
मैं भटकता जाता था...
रेशमी सी माया थी ,
और मैं तक ता जाता था.
जब तेरी गली आया ;
सच तभी नज़र आया 
जब तेरी गली आया ;
सच तभी नज़र आया 
मुझमे ही वो खुशबू थी...जिसे तूने मिल वाया.


मौला मौला मौला मेरे मौला [4]
दरारें दरारें  हैं.....


टूट के बिखरना  मुझको  ज़रूर आता है [2]
वर्ना इबादत वाला शहूर आता है 
सजदे में रहने दो, अब  कहीं -ना जाऊँगा 
अब जो तुमने ठुकराया तो संवर ना पाउँगा...


मौला मौला मौला मेरे मौला...
दरारें दरारें  हैं माथे पे मौला, मरम्मत मुकद्दर की कर दो मौला.


सर उठा के मैंने तो कितनी ख्वाहिशे की थी 
कितने ख्वाब देखे थे...कितनी कोशिशे की थी 
जब तू रोबरू आया [2], नज़रें ना मिला पाया 
सर झुका के एक पल में [2]..मैंने क्या नहीं पाया...


मौला मौला मौला मेरे मौला 


मोरा पिया घर आया [12]
मौला मौला मौला मेरे मौला.

Pink Floyd - Coming Back to Life - Division Bell

One Word Folks, i.e. Enjoy!!!!!!




Where were you when I was burned and broken
While the days slipped by from my window watching
Where were you when I was hurt and helpless
Because the things you say and the things you do surround me
While you were hanging yourself on someone else's words
Dying to believe in what you heard
I was staring straight into the shining sun


Lost in thought and lost in time
While the seeds of lifeand the seeds of change were planted
Outside the rain fell dark and slow
While I pondered on this dangerous but irresistible pastime
I took a heavenly ride through our silence
I knew the moment had arrived
For killing the past and coming back to life


I took a heavenly ride through our silence
I knew the waiting had begun
And headed straight..into the shining sun

Bhindeshi Tara: The Foreign Star

.And after a l o o o o ng time, as I write this post, with earphones plugged in my ears, with this wonderful song playing on the PC for which I am writing this post. If you would believe in the power of music, then you will certainly feel the vibes with which I write this post. The magical and E.T. effect a soothing jingle can give to your soul can only be experienced. Even if you do not understand the song as it is sung in a different language, you get connected to it, and it freshen ups the life in your life, isn't it? It is, to me.


Story of this song: I like this TV Show used to be aired on and Indian TV Channel called "Sab TV" in the 2007 era called "Love Story" by Anurag Basu (proclaimed director now), and it has got some amazing nice songs and an energetic and youthful title song called "Tujhey mein dhoondta firoon", originally composed in Bengali as "AaMee ShuDhu Cheysii Tomaay" by a Bengali Rock Band called "Cactus" . The show is based on a love story (goes by the title itself) and has an appealing presence in my memories as it contained some great jingles which I hum every now and then like "Teri Yadein" (Male ver.) or  "Teri Yadein" (Female ver.)  And like the cast of the show too, their On-Screen Presence, the chemistry, physics and arithmetic between them ;) Now as I have mentioned of them, lets get back to the point. And the point is how I heard this song which I am writing this post for. So the Rock Band  "Cactus" sung the original version of  "Tujhey mein dhoondta firoon" and while listening to this song on YouTube, got the links to play the Original Version of this song. I played and I liked it very much too. Its a little different than the Hindi Version, but overall feel is well maintained in both the versions. So I played this song, and while enjoying the different versions of it, got another suggestion on the RHS of the video, and that I clicked upon. I heard the song. I liked the song. I played it once, one more time, and then several times in a row. And downloaded it immediately through JD and transfered it on my cell. And while was about to go to bed, played this song on "Repeat" mode. Heard it even while I was asleep, whole night. 


And that song, my friend is the "Bhindeshi Tara" from a National Film Award winning Bengali Movie "Antaheen" in 2009 or the "The Endless Wait" dubbed in English. Click below to play the song and experience the magic yourself.

The word "Bhindeshi Tara" means "Foreign Star" in Bangla. 

I find Bengali a very sweet language. It depicts the cultural heritage that the language still holds. All the languages spoken in the world with well maintained ethnicity sounds truthful and beautiful as they speak the words from hear, shows respect and conveys emotions can be experienced in a tale or in form of a book for years and centuries.

Well, hope you enjoy this song!

How to Love the Life You Already Have

Written by Ali Luke 
Categories: Self Improvement, Motivation, Life

You’ve probably heard the old saying “The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.”

Perhaps you feel like it’s true. You look at other people’s lives, and you envy them. They seem to be doing so much better than you. They’ve got a great job. Lots of money. A happy home life.

They seem to have it all. And you can’t help wishing that you did, too.

But none of us ever really know what it’s like to live someone else’s life. Sure, your friends might be spending lots of money on dinners out, booze, fancy gadgets … but for all you know, they’re deep in debt, or working long hours in jobs they hate.

No-one’s life is perfect – whatever it looks like from the outside.

Plus, it’s a safe bet that some of your friends are looking at your life and thinking very similar things. Maybe they envy your dull but predictable job – you’re home on time every night. Maybe they see your great relationship with your spouse and kids – and they’d rather have that than any amount of money.

Whatever state your life is in, you’ve got a lot of good things. You just need to recognize them again.

  

Enjoy What You Have

One of the best ways to love your current life is to write a list of things you’re grateful for. It doesn’t matter if they seem small or insignificant: little everyday moments of happiness count.

You might think of:

·         People who you’re grateful for – your family, friends, housemates, co-workers…

·         Treats which you enjoy – the smell of fresh coffee, the taste of dark chocolate, a long bath after a hard day…

·         Things which make your day easier – the dishwasher, online grocery shopping, fast internet access at work…

·         Anything special which you’ve grown accustomed to – your wedding ring, your smartphone, a favorite coat…

·         Happy moments – chatting with a friend, something which made you laugh, playing with your kids…

I’ll bet you can easily come up with five things every single day that you’re grateful for. Your life is full of good things – you just sometimes need to work a bit to see them.

Focus on the Good Points

When we’re thinking about future goals and ambitions, it’s easy to end up in quite a negative mood about the present. Perhaps you start thinking through all the things you want to change in your life: losing weight, getting fit, quitting smoking, switching jobs…

As well as thinking of what you might want to change, look at the areas of your life which are currently good. Maybe:

·         You get on well with your colleagues at work, and you’ve got a good relationship with your boss

·         You’ve got some real strengths – like being able to establish a quick connection with clients, and being organised

·         Your house is set up pretty much how you want it – there might not be loads of space, but it feels like home

·         You’ve got some hobbies you really enjoy

…and so on. How could you make more of these good things? Perhaps you could spend more time on your hobbies, or concentrate on your particular strengths at work.

Live in the Moment

It’s appropriate to plan for the future, and to learn from the past – but it’s not a good idea to constantly have your mind on how “things will be better next year when…” or on “life was so much better last year because…”

Being able to live in the moment means appreciating what’s around you. It’s about having your attention on now, instead of reminiscing about what’s already gone, or worrying about what’s yet to come.

Living in the moment means:

·         Enjoying your days off, without constantly thinking about Monday morning.

·         Listening when someone’s talking to you, and being fully present in the conversation.

·         Taking time to stop and watch a beautiful sunset, or to enjoy the smell of fresh-mown grass.

·         Eating your meals more mindfully – instead of grabbing a sandwich on the run.

By keeping your attention on the present moment, the here-and-now, you can get much more enjoyment from the life you already have.

What are you grateful for, in your life? What’s already good? How can you appreciate all of it just a bit more?

(Courtsey: Pick The Brain Dot Com : D)

How to Deal With Depression Without Medication

You can make a huge dent in your depression by taking the following tasty anti-depression tablets (with no side-effects). Though medical treatment is advised for higher level of depression, these things will support medicines also.

1. Search Yourself The Reasons of Depression:, Spend some good time on you and pen down all the things that you feel may irritate you. May they be petty things like your home is unclean or you are not tall or etc. Once depression is identified, you can take steps to make things better and overcome depression. Now categorize them into two groups: One- depression reasons under your control, two- depression reasons out of your control according to you.

2. Now-It’s all a mind game:
Start right away working on the reasons that can be controlled by you. Now comes the turn of reasons of depression that are beyond your control— my friend there is nothing in you that you cannot control. It’s all a mind game. Whatever you feel is whatever you think. Think positive. You cannot control natural happenings but you can surely control yourself. Try to adjust yourself with the nature. Keep yourself busy. Talk to people. If you have nothing to do than listen to any song and jiggle on it. Trust me, this helps a lot. You can sing on your own even (just take care that nobody is observing you. If so, then even doesn’t matter. This is just one way out. Try your own creative ideas (and let me also know).

3. Love Yourself:
Get up and dress yourself to the nines, even if there is no reason or you are not in mood to do so. Polish your looks. It’s turn to make another list. Make a list of things you enjoy most or you wanna do in your life start doing them man! It’s your life what are you waiting for. Stop worrying what will happen, what other will think and blah-blah. Always give at least half-an-hour exclusively to yourself (with no hubby, baby, mommy, papa or television). To achieve this, you may have to force yourself, go ahead and pamper yourself. Love yourself and maintain your self-respect.Try someTips To Make Your Life More Beautiful

4. Love Others:
Depression because of other people, their behavior-Are you depressed because of torn relationship with your partner or because of any of your in-laws, relatives or friends? Put yourself in their shoes. It may possible that mistake is at their end, then why to let yourself suffer. Talk to them about the matter openly yet calmly. If you are at fault, then admit it. That’s it. Don't carry the things for long time.

5. Do lots of Physical Activities and Eat Healthy:
I know the most common advice yet important. Physical exercises detox the mind, keep your metabolism fast and help in balancing the hormones also. Prefer stairs to the elevator, take a walk, play badminton, or do anything you enjoy. Shall I open a secret- you know, I’m 35 and play Kho-kho with an age group of seven to ten. It’s a fun and exercise too.

(Courtesy: ambuuncle.com)