A Beautiful Mind

In one of the my previous posts (A cup of tea) I remember, there was a line which said, ‘it is not about living, it is about how many lives you want to live in one life.’ Now, that post still has its charismatic effect on me. So, while having a cup of tea yesterday evening I started browsing quotes about life. ;-)

This one: “You only live once, but if you work it right, once is enough. --Joe Lewis” is so related to the thought. The only thing is the context of what is right varies from person to person. What is right for one may be wrong for other and vice versa. Ok, let’s try to make a list of what can be included in the list of right things for majority of us:

* Proper Knowledge
(But how do I know my knowledge is right or not? If you feel you still need to know many things, it is not proper. Keep analyzing :-))
* Perfect Job
(Till the time it keeps you challenged & your employer satisfied ;-))
* Loving Relations
(How can it be a measurable? As long as you and your actions are not breaking someone’s heart, the relations will be tied with love.)
* Reward for Hard work
(Right amount of efforts, at the right time, at the right place and with the right attitude make all the difference. If you think your efforts are not paying either the amount or attitude is wrong or you are at a wrong place at a wrong time. Change that factor ;-))

If you have these things(have I missed anything?) in the life, I feel the life once lived is enough. I love my life. How true is this quote:
“True, we love life, not because we are used to LIVING, but because we are used to LOVING. There is always some madness in love, but there is also always some reason in madness.--Friedrich Nietzsche”
Don’t search for happiness in the world; it is lying in one corner of your heart. To understand the thin line between happiness & pain, watch 21 grams, if you have not seen yet. It may not be the best film ever made, but definitely is the strange spectacle of extreme human emotions, crises and conflicts dissected from their context and transplanted into new combinations - effects which would be ruined by any attempt here to give advance notice of the underlying plot or of the characters that drive it. One thing which I got amazed at was ‘How the actress just falls for the person because he carries her husband’s heart?’ A really weak portrayal of female character in the movie, or may be because she was a drug addict and hence weak-hearted. Otherwise the reality of life is portrayed well
So, love your life and fill your life with love.
“Don't sacrifice your life to work and ideals. The most important things in life are human relations. I found that out too late. --Katharinde Susannah Prichard Australian Author”