Thoughts In A Wandering Mind

Looking at the tenure in the U.S., I would like to hit home two simple aspects which came from me and lay in the open for everyone to absorb and continue along the same lines. Those are service and hard work . As I felt, you cannot serve others without working hard and hence both are interlinked. That is what I practiced all this time – serving others by working hard. How I did is secondary and might be irrelevant since if you can take up these lofty virtues, everything else will be taken care of. This is what I felt and happened to me all along that the bruises you pick along will somehow heal. When you are serving no end for years together, you reach a point when the days of service, volume of service and people served will be hitting optimum levels to force a substantial degree of order and change in the country and world around you. This tipping must have been reached and we are in the wave of service to humanity which is equal to service to God. The s...

In this edition of India round-up, we will talk about Indians living outside India. Since I lived in U.S. for almost 4 years on 4 different occasions , I can be considered one among those. We are walking a tight rope when we talk about the importance of serving the homeland or foreign land. For me, the best possible situation is when we don’t go against the interest of homeland while serving the foreign nations to the best of our abilities. I feel very fortunate for this mission of the past 19 months where I gave my best to the foreign nation, and I thank the platform provided by my organization which made this period happen. I always work towards the bigger picture even while working in my little job. It has been as such since 10 years and I can’t limit myself to the role of the job. Somehow it blew out of proportion back then and there is no way to contain it rather than dealing with what it is. The point is it is playing out the same in the American field as well after th...