Emancipation

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[Azim Oliya, a very dear friend of mine is a guy blessed with gigantic power of knowledge and intelligence but he had endured the darkest hours in his life. This is an anecdote based on his life and his dream.]

The world is really a very, very beautiful place to live in. This techno-powered society, we live in a too advanced era where people twist their minds as much as possible to bring out their power. But is anyone aware that there are such minds whose power is limitless, no matter how much ever twisted? In fact that power of their minds can twist the technology of the world but they are suppressed by the society itself. Azim possessed that spark of nature.

College life starts with a new beginning of the change, improvement to be precise, in one’s life and so it was in mine. I was pursuing my aim to be a mechanical engineer where in my journey, Azim was my companion. He, a completely talented power-pack, was never seen as a friend by me and I never thought he would be. But God had different plans. We got to know each other shook hands with each other. What left me spellbound was his road of thorns through which he had a tough tread.

The society which has a face of Godliness can also wear the mask of Satan. Azim was born in a society where boys were allowed to study only till 7^th grade but not even that much for girls. Yes, I agree that it’s completely preposterous. But some facts are too bitter to accept. Azim was a rebel and had the ambition to tear apart the chain of the limits that tied his talent and emancipated himself. Not all are as brave to take a step like he did.

But the domination of darkness upon him didn’t end there. The green pieces of paper held a grudge upon his family as his family was not financially that strong. But where there is will, there is a way and that Mr. Talented had a tight bondage with this motivational thought and moved ahead. The determination to study crawled in his body and his father invested his sweat and hard work to educate him which was undoubtedly fruitful. Azim, later continued his studies on scholarships and accomplished his school life.

But he was a power-pack as I said. To cope up and to be financially stable, he helped his father to earn money and took a step to work at some places to earn and to conquer the ‘grudge’ of the green money. He worked under various institutions and organizations- in for a penny, in for a pound.

Azim later took a sigh of relief as he entered the niche and galloped on his pathway towards the shine of success. He is quite a talented, such a nonesuch guy; no obstacle is powerful enough to stop is pace. He has a vision that

EVERY CHILD IN INDIA MUST GAIN KNOWLEDGE AND MUST HAVE THE RIGHT TO COMPLETE HIS/HER EDUCATION. He wants every child to conquer the walls of domination built by the society and come up with their minds on fire.

Fellas, many students, bounded by such boundaries cannot explore their inner talent and fail to exhibit their ideas to the world in need. Why not lend a hand to this issue? Let us all encourage the ones with enormous brains. Let us broaden our minds and have an eye the ones who can make the Earth a better place. We all are busy in our lives, least concerned about others. Let us spend a few moments in this, and help the children gain the education that they deserve. As it is truly said-“The future of any nation lies in the youth!”

Failure is NOT a Failure

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If you get injured on your hand, will you cure it or cut-off your entire hand? You will prefer to cure it, yes of course, but I tell you to cut it off. No? Why? Just because the scar is not a major one that’s why or the hand is much important relative to the small injury?

Failure is an injury on your hand which is to be cured. An injury makes you strong and so does failure. Let the sub fuscous moment of your life build you up, not diminish you.

An incident of quite much consanguinity resembles much to this article. Back in time, young I, studying in engineering college was struck by dalles of hard luck. Hardship in studies was major disaster in my life. To give up on myself was the only thing flowing through my mind. The taunts of people, the curses of fellow mates, the pressure from family carried too much weight for me to carry on my head.

I sat in my room, my mind so numb; I gazed at the wall continuously with no thoughts in my mind. I didn’t know how to indemnify, how to compensate over my loss!

A voice, from nowhere was heard in my soul,

“The moment you feel to give up is the moment you need to give yourself a push.”

The enlightenment in me morphed me to a drastic level and opened my vision of my soul to see the brighter side in my life.

The perception you wear is the virtue which controls your mindset. Failure is not actually a failure, my dear ones. Trust me, a failure is NOT really a failure until you wish to give up. It is not a rock that crushes you down. Instead, lift it up, let it make you stronger. Have an ‘optimistic’ view in everything you face. Even the dark clouds pour down rains that make us feel jolly.

You fail, you learn, you improve, you shine. Make the hindrance a hustle towards your new version which is taller, better, faster, stronger.

Come on, you are the best in yourself. You failed, not a big deal. When plan ‘A’ doesn’t work, you still have 25 alphabets remaining.

Failure, and failure is the vehicle that can make you travel towards the ray of success.

Everyone fail in some or the other matter, you are no exception.

In fact, for me, you are luck-stricken as people who are blessed with failure get to learn something from it rather than from those who do not fail.

Fall down, it is ok. But get up, dust yourself and fly. For the coal under pressure and correct parameters yields you a perfect diamond. Shine like the diamond!