Author: jambudweep

Learn By Mistakes Repeat Your Merits Is there any human being in this world who has not committed any mistake? He cannot be an ordinary man who has not committed any mistake; he will be ranked with God.   Mistakes are of two types: one which is done deliberately and the other one done in...

Rude Behaviour Root Of Suffering Behaviour is the ornament of life, beauty of life. Everything which is essentially needed for beautifying the life, needs ornamentation. Likewise, behavioural grace beautifies the display of the inner conscious of man.   Behaviour, like a coin, also has two sides. Both the sides are directly visible. yet, at a...

Renouncing greed Birth of satisfaction There is a proverb, 'Greed is the father of sin.' Greed will have to be left before sins are left. Greediness being given up, there will be no need of indulging in sinful acts.   Man has a natural desire to possess more and more. He would like to possess...

Struggle is Life: Life is Struggle Man is a social animal. He is associated with the society and the world. He is influenced by everything: animate and inanimate, good and bad, mobile and immobile. within and without, close and apart. But the most influential are his emotions, thoughts, actions, views and behaviour. Behaviour is all...

Publisher's Note Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. the late President of India and a great educationist, opined: the evaluation of a country is based not on its military force and economy, but on the human values prevailing there. This drives my attention to an indian film. Koshish, meaning, an effort. It is a story of a deaf...

Introduction Always in my life the human values have received the supermost position and incessant dedication of my words of mouth and pen. The history of ancient India mainly owes its glory. I opine, to the superimposition of human values.   Human race overmatches the global organism, mobile and immobile. Chandidasa, a renowned Bangla poet....

Preface Human life is a conjunction of the harmony of disharmonies and the disharmony of harmonies. What contains what, where and where, how and how, what is mixed with what, mixed like water in milk, yet separate like oil in water, faded-and-complicated. topsyturvy yet transparent, solved but straightened, as it looks. It is inaccessible like:...