Nothing impossible in this world (fully true for person in power, semi true for person under power)

King Dhritrashtra was blind, but he wanted to see whats going on at Kuruchetra, place for Mahabharat battle. And he got Sanjaya who can see and hear everything at Kuruchetra, live, at his will, just like we watch sports on television, live, though not on our will but cameraman's, but point is Dhritrashtra got whatever he wanted just in a blink because he was the man in power.

Sanjaya got this power from Vyasa, even though he had this power in him, but actual beneficial was Dhritrashtra, he couldn't use it for his beneficial, why because Dhritrashtra was the man in power.

Person who has talent, ultimately becomes victim of person who is in power and he has to do stuff which is beneficial for later. Though former also gets his pay in different forms but always just 10% of what is deserved.

So you will think its better to become person in power rather than person having talent, won't you? But this is also a complex thing. Becoming a person in power is a big deal, either get born in the family of power, or make people follow you (I mean leadership, not twitter).... Having talent is always a god gift, though you can develop some on your own but your primary talent will be god gifted only... and important point is we cannot switch in these 2 fields on our own, its circumstances which decides in which field we should be, so the question is who makes those circumstances???

If I see from top, then I think both are required for this world to maintain balance as both need each other, some body always have to do stuff on the order of some body and world will be keep going in this way....

This is the begining

I was in the mood of understanding human psychology from the past few days, I tried to look out for books or some material, than I remembered that Gita can help me to clear my curiosity...

In the child hood I read RamCharitManas by Tulsi Das... it took me around an year to complete the whole book, as I was reading the Dohas with their meaning, it helped me a lot at that time to make my concentrations in studies, though I didn't understand much. I think I should read that again to get more deep understanding of things..

You know after college when you jump into the main stream, especially from the middle class, you just have one line to follow, i.e. start doing some job to get income and maintain your family, fulfill their demands, be with them etc. etc. But some where deep in mind or at some part of body, keep asking some questions, about what next, what is right or wrong, how to decide good or bad.. because you see many things in your surroundings which are good for some people but bad for some, then you realize that there is some thing else which is needed to be explored in our life, I may be confusing because all these is a matter of time, if you don't have time to think you won't feel anything like I said before, but if you have time to think and you are thinking then definitely you will feel what I said..

We all have some thing special in us, we share it with others, others recognize us by our specialty, but from where we got this specialty, we don't have answer of it. We just have it. Sometimes we feel so happy that every thing looks good and sometimes we feel so sad that even our family looks bad. What if we overcome happiness and sadness, will we feel something else, will we become dumb, is it really possible, is that what people feel at the time of death?

We cannot deny that we want everybody to be happy, oh sorry, not everybody, but at least our close ones to be happy and we do whatever we can do for them to make them happy, some times when they are happy we also feel happy even if their reason of happiness isn't related to us and vice verse, why is it so, can we control happiness or sadness according to our need?

Lets find out whats there in Srimad Bhagwad Gita for us.....