The Power Within

Digma was not from a well to do family. His father was a proletariat, he was earning a little.  But he was giving an ample amount of time to his family. He thought to give a good education to Digma.  Digma started his study, and excelled in his study. He got a scholarship for his higher study. At those times, Digma used to criticize his father, saying, “You have nothing to give me, except poverty”. That was hurting his father, but still he kept motivating him for a higher study and a good life. As a father, he had always a great love and time for his son. Whenever Digma was facing any financial problem during his study, he used to hate his father. In these situations, money mattered more for him than anything else. He grew up; he completed his study, and got a good job with a handsome package. He thought, he got everything in his life. In five years, he got all the luxury in his life. He got married of his choice. He thought to give everything to his offspring what h...

  Your mind is the best of the friends, if it is under control, else worst of the enemies. At every possible occasion, your mind rambles. The mind is prone to negativity. It tries you to put into trouble. It starts comparing your status, your position, your post, your income etc. with others who have more than you. The more you compare, the more you feel low, you feel downtrodden. In the blindness of comparing with others, you forget that, you have all those necessary things which are enough to live your life happily, but due to this ignorant, you push your life in the ditch of sorrow and miseries and sufferings. The worst part is that you do not compare with their effort, diligence, hard work etc. There is no person in this world who is devoid of problems. Everyone has some certain kind of problem, and every problem has its own dimension and criticality. When any problem occurs in your life, your uncontrolled and ignorant mind start comparing with those who have fewer ...

Oscar Wilde once mused, “Success is a science, if you have the conditions, you get the result.” We have all at some time pondered if there was in fact, a secret to success. But the meaning of success varies as much as each individual who pursues it, yet the basic questions are similar. How do I reach my full potential? How do I successfully set goals and gain a sense of direction? What path will lead me farthest down the road towards my vision of success? Manoj Kumar Baitha provides the blueprint in this new work, with an outline designed to foster success that is potentially within everyone’s reach. No matter your definition of success, this book will provide the steps (or what Wilde called the conditions) towards achieving your dreams, and attaining the treasure locked inside of us all. Baitha proves Oscar Wilde right, that success is a science, and we all hold the key to unlock its secrets.                         ...

India provides a complete freedom of practicing, preaching and propagating of all kinds of religions. This is not an oral commitment rather according to the constitution on India articles 15 and 25-30 of the fundamental rights and sections 295-298 of IPC 1860. It provides support and protection to maintain the sanctity of all the religions. Starting from the old religion, Hinduism to the new religion Sikhism, all are practiced here. In Hinduism, there are 33 crore (330 million) gods and goddesses. I wonder why all these 33 crore gods and goddesses took birth in India, not in the rest of the world. The population of gods and goddesses is mentioned in Purana, those were written around three-five thousand years ago. Again, I wonder, in these three-five thousand years, there is no increment or decrement in the population of gods and goddesses. Most of the gods and goddesses are married and many gods have more than one wife. Still, their population is still. Despite having 33 crore ...