Who will Cry when you Die...

The day before yesterday, we enjoyed the engineer’s day. It was an amazing day. I was at cyber for receiving the printouts of the photos, I was negotiating with the cybercafé owner and all of a sudden I noticed a slogan “Satisfaction is the greatest happiness”. When he was printing the photos my brain was in the journey of this slogan. I was thinking about the fruitfulness of this slogan.

I actually wasn’t akin to this slogan. I used to think that when we get contented our growth comes to a halt. If I am satisfied with my completion of B.Tech and think that nothing is remaining in my life, I will stop budding. To be satisfied is the way to the failure. The people who don’t want to grow in their life will start telling that I am satisfied for what I have done. No one in the world will say that I don’t want to go ahead in life. If Dhirubhai Ambani had been contented from his first company, do you think Reliance would have been such a big empire..!!!

Just want to say that don’t be satisfied. Your hunger for excellence will make you success in your life not your contentment from something. Ya on the other way round, Be happy for what you have got after a great effort. Enjoy what you have got. Be happy for that. But don’t feel contented.

MOSSAD of ISRAEL...

Actually I didn’t know anything about the country Israel. After reading the book “Who will Cry when you Die”, I wanted to read books by Robin Sharma only, but I was not having books written by him, so I took a Guajarati book named “MOSAD”. You won’t believe but I paid just 10 rupee for this book. It’s a book by Nagendra Vijay – Editor of the magazine “Safari”.

The book starts with the foundation of Israel. It’s really an amazing preparatory. In 1900BC the Jews leader ‘Mozis’ led his Jew troop to Palestine as they were beleaguered by the other European countries. The Palestine was a desert type of area at that time. The Jews made that place worth living, but after some years the foreigners like Arabs seized that place from the Jews. Again the Jews were devoid of their native place. The Jews started living in different places all over the world (about in 148 countries), harassed everywhere except in India. In the starting of 1914 Palestine was ruled by the Turks, who were beaten by the British in the First World War. So after war Britain’s External Affair Minister ‘Arther Balfer’ told the Jews to breathe at their bona fide place. Why he told that is also given in this book. It’s a long story. But the Jews faced many problems for getting their nation. They had to struggle with Arabian countries for around 30 years and finally on 14^th may 1948 they got sovereignty.

Again after independence the problems for the Jews did not dwindle. It was obvious for the country surrounded by seven Arabian realms. For combating and existing in the midst of these sly Arabian countries they brought into being… three spy agencies

1) MOSSAD

2) SHIN BETT

3) A’MAAN

After this basic platform of foundation of Israel, Nagendra illustrates 5 operations which were successfully completed by MOSSAD which are :

1) Operation Thief

2) Operation Attila

3) The six day War

4) Operation Thunderbolt

5) Operation Opera

The fight against the terror of Black September is narrated in the last chapter. It’s truly incredible. MOSSAD successfully completed all of this missions. No words for these amazing works done by MOSSAD. If you find some material for any of the above missions or their may some movies made over that subject matter. You must read or watch that. 

Is ‘SATISFACTION’ the greatest ‘HAPPINESS’?...

Review

Hope everyone enjoyed their long weekend and holidays last week. Actually I was planning for roaming around in Pune but due to a very awful climate, was at home the whole day. After getting up at 9 I start blaming rain for spoiling my day.

After being bore for some time I started reading the book named “Who will Cry when you Die” just for passing the time. But read it leaving other works and finished it in a stroke. Truly it’s an amazing book.

The book is actually the summery or rather we can say the moral from the book “The Monk who sold his Ferrari”. There are 101 lessons and almost all of them should be implemented to our life.

One of the moral from the book is “Keep your mind cool and calm”. In that chapter Robin has given the solution how one can remain cool in some critical situation. When you feel so much angry, when someone irritates you highly and it crosses your temper limit.., just start counting from one to hundred. In this way you will divert yourself in some another side and that will help you to lessen your anger. Moreover when you feel angry from somebody’s behavior and want to say something for that, ask three questions to yourself

1) The words you are uttering are correct?

2) Is it obligatory for you to articulate that words?

3) The words that you are using are eminence words or not?

Thus in this way you can shrink your anger. And as we all know “The things are not as much awful as you consider”.

Another one I liked the most is “Stop complaining”. We always don’t accept the situations and start blaming on others. The final blame goes to god. But Robin says always think that the situation is because of you and you have to come out from that situation. So don’t waste your time in blaming but utilize it in finding the solution.

“Make friends and be socialized” is another thing to be accepted by everyone. This will make your life very easy. “Read Books”, “Give time to your family members”, “Learn to say ‘NO’”, “Live complete life” are another very interesting solutions to live good life, to feel other cry when you die.

I suggest you all to read this book. Read it, it’s incredible.