Thoughts In A Wandering Mind

  While a definite view has emerged that I am receiving good financial assistance by working in U.S., the help rendered has its roots back in India. While I served the Indian poor for ten years through several activities, I am being helped in my job with a decent income for the last 14 months. Without the seva you do there will not be any offered to you. I think it works that way for me. Leaving the beautiful home country and not being of service to them is tough. But after all the emergency work done in India for nearly five years, this period of 1 or 2 years can act like consolidating the gains of earlier work. This consolidation can also cool-off the nation before something invigorating strikes back. While I stay away from the nation, I would put together any important happenings back home in this space to amplify the cause in my own little way. More than anything it provides me something to write about and reflect back on home country. Let us look at those happenings...

It has been more than a year in U.S. and more than anything else, the stint is useful for me and also helpful since my financial health is good. I never imagined days like these will come but the duration made more financial sense to me than any time before. A year in India just before arriving here had me paying my entire salary for monthly instalments to clear loans etc. It was very tough and dark but owing to factors working for me since a year, the days in U.S. cleared many of those past dues. These days are more to serve the self than serving the home country and everything else. You serve everyone else when you serve the self first . If working here can be more of a self-help, then there is no point to discontinue . I came at an opportune time when I am going to get better financially. The great nation that is U.S., played its part in giving the benefit. We need to see everyone is served well financially and no one goes broke. The main objective of any leader is to see the h...