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Tuesday, April 3, 2012

IDENTITY CRISIS


It’s a very common phenomenon within those who are not at all alert and aware of their being. In most cases crisis developed from the very childhood (an entire book can be written on this).

Some years ago while traveling by railway I met a family as co-passenger. They were three Mr. & Mrs. Bose and their only child of 6yrs. Before getting introduced with each other I asked the child,
Who are you? he pointed his parents and said I’m there son. I repeat the same with the child’s mother, she replied ‘myself wife of Mr. Bose.’ It seems interesting both the child and the mother proving their identity depending on somebody else. It is because what the child is saying now the same thing the mother have learnt from then, when she was at the age of her son. If you grow with a sense of dependency the root will grow deeper and deeper and you have to live a life of a parasite.

There are some other reasons also. Continuous failures may invite ignorance from others resultant to identity crisis, which frequently happens in our professional and family life.

Just start from here, you are the best judge of yourself. If you are rejected it’s the best time now as no one is paying attention to you. Cool down your mind as if you are total silence. Total silence is meditation now rejuvenate your inner being with your quality of creativity. Emphasis on creativity and move ahead step by step silently. Be stable on your vision. Never calculate your success
in terms of monetary gain. Simply you are on the target or not.

My friend, never think you are ordinary. Everybody in this creation is extraordinary and unique. Do you think our creator is fool, that he will create something ordinary to destroy his own extraordinary creation?

Only foolish ignores. Leaders invite others to stand beside them to view and sense the success on their own.