Moments Are Temporary

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 I strongly believe that a person who do not have some vision or approach to future will always talk about the past. 

Things are different in childhood. Everything is so simple. We are living under our parents shadow. Any problem was not a part of our life because our parent never let those problem to come close to us. As we become older, life become miserable. Now parents can not protect us because they can not. We have to stand for our self and after sometime for our parents too.

The kind of philosophy which I mentioned above is for weak people.

Intellects need just a support in their childhood from their parent. After that they are going to Explore. 

There are three categories of people:

LEADER                                             FOLLOWER                                       EXPLORER

We all know about the first two.

But the kind of people who made difference are the explorer. 

But to live your life to fullest you have to be master in each of the three categories.

If you take a pause and think for a moment what is changing. If our mind will stop then everything will stop. That means your anxiety, happiness, depression, change, everything is controlled by mind.

What happens if we have a control on it. This feeling is experienced by some great great people. People you have heard of having super natural power such as yogi. 

There was a man named Messing. Many great people such as Stalin, Gandhi wants to meet him. Hitler announce a price on his death. In his childhood, he was hiding beneath the seat in a train. Ticket collector came and ask for ticket. The child name Messing get so scared. But suddenly he took a peace of black paper which is lying on the ground to TC. And after giving it , he presume in his mind that TC will see a ticket in that blank paper. And then what happened is TC will ask the child if you have ticket then why you are beneath the seat, sit on it. From that very moment, Messing understand a secret which changed his life.

This is the power of mind.

Everyone has to die. Then why are you living a life that has no meaning.

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