First facts in JNU
case
2. Unfortunately, in the whole world Life's socio- political
churning process instead of becoming and being more rational, scientific and
humane, seems to get struck in identities of various hues and colors indicating
a mindset worse than that of the sixteenth century.
3. Identity crisis is becoming one of the greatest curse of this
century
4. In ThinkEdu16 conference in concluding session Sri Sri Ravishankar
answered spontaneously very well to VC of a university in very simple terms how
to avoid irrational depressions due to high expectations and corresponding
disappointment.
5. He used just three very effective words. He said you
definitely need 'Passion' to perform
effectively but 'Dispassion' to
carry on with shortcomings and failures. He
said when you succeed in Passion you enjoy, when you have this 'Dispassion'
then you do not 'hate yourself' between these two if you have 'Compassion' then
you do not hate or blame others. So he said you need Passion, Dispassion
and Compassion -all the three.
6. I think this simple mantra can contribute enough moderation
and sense of balance which is the ultimate test of a matured person.
7. No one starts and must not start or cannot start all aspects
of life in moderation.
8. Aggression, passion, influence, impact , intensity are the
things the spice up the adventure of life but then everyone must grow out of
these experiences into a matured balanced person acting with moderation.
10. But it is also high time that all individuals and
institutions which feel responsible for youth, future generations, and
posterity of humanity must emphasis and consciously promote virtues of moderation, tolerance, forgiveness,
compassion, accepting facts, happiness, contextual relevance of whatever is
done etc as most important tenets of emancipated
human beings practicing a universal religion.
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