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Sunday, August 24, 2008

Realization

In my previous write-up, I had exclaimed ‘Happiness is best realised when one finds things once done, amusing’. Now, the point I’m trying to emphasize in this write-up is, ' What happens with Realization???'. Happiness may not be the only parameter. I’m describing Realization in general. What it can do to one etc etc… I’m just a 20 yr old guy and what I’m going to pen down may not exactly be true and what I write is just my opinion and what I’ve learnt from my own experiences. You may add what according to you is a better definition in the comments column.

Realization, in my opinion is a must for all at one point of time in life. Realization of one’s past incidents include the mistakes one indulged in, the arrogance that accompanied the conversations, things done with no inclination and lots more. If I confine the topic of realization to my own self, the highlighted statement was always part of mine. All these years, I had been a victim of this practice where I involved myself in activities towards which I had no inclination whatsoever. It's always commendable to aim for higher goals but what makes it achievable is the inclination attached with that desire to succeed. That was exactly what I lacked and ended up being in the middle of nowhere. Now, when one looks back at my past, it certainly defies logic when I say I'm focussed about my career. But after realization, the same can be told with confidence and authority. This is precisely what Realization can do to one. You get it ??? Realization can work wonders to people who think twice before acting upon things. Also, the timing of realization is very much important. The preceding statement could be contradicted saying ‘ It’s better late than never’ but I would like to refute ‘ It’s better early than late’. Which is early and when it is late depends on the situation and differs from person to person. Realization, if I can say, is a by-product of Introspection or rather analysis of all thoughts ( good / bad ) culminates into what is called Realization.

The positives of Realization are best acknowledged when enough time is given for oneself to analyse how exactly mistakes were done and how aversive was one to suggestions suggested then. One thing I’ve realised is, ‘When you achieve success, it’s described a multiple effort but when you have failed, you’re the only person to take the blame and there’s none around you to receive the baton of blame’. Mistakes are indeed, part and parcel of everyone’s life but life’s lived better with minimal number of mistakes. Mistakes, here, I don’t mean the blunders but the small things done in haste (with no second thoughts) which leave a lasting impression. To take a page out of my book, I realized lot many things in the recent past, how foolish I had been in giving undue importance to what everybody had got to say with no inclination on my part. Also I’ve realized the importance of patience, tolerance and benevolence - soft-skills make a person's outlook much better than his intelligence or qualification.

Now, realizing all my past incidents doesn’t make me a complete individual. It’s important how well I practise and try my best to not repeat the mistakes. I’m trying to re-invent myself as a responsible and a mature individual. The learning process has just begun but I’m sure it’ll continue forever.

P.S: I didn’t know what to post in my blog this week. Since these thoughts have been flashing across my mind for quite a while, I thought it won’t be a bad idea to just pen them down. Hope I didn’t bore you. Infact, this is the shortest write-up in my blog till date : )

75 comments:

RiverSoul said...

Hey Rajesh,
Firstly, your posts are never boring. They actually are quite engrossing reads. Don't think that way.
:)
Coming to ur post,
Realisation is extremely essential for any dream to be converted to reality.
And its very true:
When you are victorious, the world applauds for you. . . .
But when you've failed, you cry alone.

In all, a very well written post
:)
Keep rocking dude.
I've blogrolled you for the very reason, that your posts are higher up on the spiritual and intellectual plane than mine can ever hope to be.
Thanx for the post. As always.

Rajesh said...

@Riversoul
Oh...thanks dude...to be frank ,never expected people to enjoy as much as u did...glad!!!!...thanks a lot

Mona said...

a thoughtful post... it definitely struck a chord... i ve been thru similar situations... n yes, realization is realy important in life... n wat is more important is to realize n rectify ur mistake or realize n not repeat it... n in sum cases realize n laugh it off... nonetheless... its one of d most important values one can possess n m glad u hve highlighted it so well.. well written as usual.. keep writing dude... u can never bore me!!!

Rajesh said...

@Mona
Oh...thanks Mona.....u kno wat??? not many ppl acknowledge the importance of realization...glad u did...nice

Oh !!! I cant bore u is it???this post was unintentional...but next post i'll bore u wait...that'll b intentional.. :)

Anonymous said...

Your post wasn't boring! But this was the SHORTEST??!!
Coming to what you've written.
There's a saying "success has many fathers but failure is an orphan" (or something like that!) It's sad but the gospel truth.
You'll learn and experience a lot of things in your life. A lot of failure and success (most hopefully the latter) but as you said it's the beginning of the learning process. You can't stop that.

Rajesh said...

Hey... I meant to say that this was the shortest of all write-ups in my blog (the write-up with minimum no of words...got it???)

Yeah true...its jus the beginning of the learning process....thanks 4 dropping by..take care

Rià said...

hmm quite a profound post friend!i like the depth of thoughts tht reflect in this post.And yes realizations r a part of life and the sooner v realize tht, the better.

Akanksha said...

@Rajesh
Hey dude then let me chnage the title of my post:-)
I was talking about the captions "A walk to remember" and "Coming for a walk?" when i said the former was a more impressive Name....No comparison of posts dear.

I believe,each one of us here has a unique way of expression and each one is the most impressive!

Rajesh said...

@Akanksha
No problem...you may use the title ' A Walk to remember'...as u wish... no copyrights stuff :) ..lollzzz

Akanksha said...

Now about the post...
Well,Realisation, to me is something each one of us go through in life, at some point or the other,,when we sit and think about "what went wrong" or "how the hell did I manage" stuff!

Nice post! While going through the post, I myself had n number of things I've done in past about which i want to sit and think about the decisions i took and the realisations i now have!

Rajesh said...

@Akanksha
Hmmm...yeah...very true...it's very important we analyse our past mistakes and reform into a better individial..

And thanks for re-naming your recent write-up and also for that UPDATE footing the write-up..

Anonymous said...

well..that was indeed some introspection on realization..

"When you achieve success, it’s described a multiple effort but when you have failed, you’re the only person to take the blame and there’s none around you to receive the baton of blame"...this is something even i have realized at some point in my life too..so true..

realizations 4 me are answers to inner questions,clearance of doubts,lessons from mistakes,understanding of life's truths..

u already know i do those "i realized" posts..so this topic drew me here & i felt soooooo nice reading it..

GOOD WORK!! :)

Rajesh said...

@Suhani
Hmmm...ya...I remember...your last post was titled ' i realize' .. Well glad u liked it and felt soooooo nice reading is it??? ...hee...hee..

Thanks once again..

Anonymous said...

hey rajesh, great to see u being inspired from AR, Sachin and Saurav. I adore this idols too and esp Sachin and Saurav. Wow.

realizations play a great deal in learnin out of the mistakes and avoidin them th enext time....

Rajesh said...

@Buzz
Welcome to my blog...hmmm...they're real achievers in their field... thanks for the comments...keep coming..

Kirklops said...

when in a cool frame of mind, when we have nothing else to do, we think, everybody does. The mind takes us then to seemingly unvisited places of our thoughts and amidst the rushing thoughts, some strike and thus retained. unconsciously we would actually be getting a solution to the puzzle that was bothering us, but not really thinking about at that time.. that is the power of ones mind... and that's what you called realisation... coming to your blog, i liked the fact that you use writing as much a tool for self realization as you do walking and thinking... well that's what i interpreted from the writing style.

Rajesh said...

@Cyclops
Such a profound statement...unsure if ur interpretation s perfect but ur observation of the preocess of realization needs an applause here...gr8 dude...thanks 4 the visit...keep coming..

Gunjan Aylawadi said...

hey pal, uve got a wonderful blog here:)

Rajesh said...

@Gunj
Thanks...keep coming

Usha Pisharody said...

That was pleasant, thought-provoking and very empathetic, I found :) I'm sorely tempted to say "Same here" .. so there, I did say it, lol!

I like the way you ramble, and draw from incident and consequence of your experience too. It makes the reader connect well, and one is left nodding one's head in agreement.

Your quote in the text itself is very very thought-provoking. LIked that too, immensely.

good to get here, finally..:) Keep up the good work:)

Rajesh said...

@Usha
Its been a long time since u visited ma blog...glad that this articles interested u....thought provoking is it????? ....thanks a lot...keep coming :)

Anonymous said...

thnks for visiting:)

your blog looks good, your writing is intense.

keep it up, keep writing!!!!

Heart'n'Soul said...

Hey nice post

You know - realization - is not just a heavy word but also very relative, exactly like u expressed.

Unfortunately ppl keep runnin away from it and being confused is their all time excuse for nethn thy do thts not rite... and m speakin from personal experience

Confusion is not bad, everyone is... but acknowledgin tht u need to solve it and then work towards realizing your own self, wt u wan n how u wan it is the only way out

i know its a lil off the discussion here but ur post was so involvin tht i felt like puttin in all the thoughts i had on ma mind :)

Sparkling said...

Hey Rajesh,

a) When you write you never bore :)

b) My fav line 'soft-skills make a person's outlook much better than his intelligence or qualification' - I so agree.

Rajesh said...

@Aquagurl
Thanks...keep visiting

@Divkiran
Thanks for ur involvement...very motivating to push me to write better posts...will try my best

And ur extra sentences which u claim it to be irrelevanty to the context was a food for thought...

and as u saud, Realization is indeed Relative.

It's nice to c ppl discuss more on this topic and which i feel is very a pre-requisite for success and peace in life...wat do u say???

Rajesh said...

@Still thinking
I'm happy that there're many who are sure that my write-ups never bore u ppl...glad to hear that and also pleasing...

But beware...the WORST IN ME IS YET TO BE SEEN :)

Shruti said...

That was a very optimistic post..
Realization is sometimes so important but often we dont want to realize somethings...

Sometimes, we know that we have done wrong, but we dont want to realize it..

So..i guess..ur post will make a lot of people realize at least something they haven't realized so far..

Keep the optimism on the high..and you'll go places..
:)

Rajesh said...

@Shruti
Will that actually make ppl to realize???well i'll only b elated if such a thing happens...thanks anyway 4 reading... take care

Gauri Mathur said...

Hey Rajesh fisrtafall u have a great blog:-)
Keep it up!!:-)

secondly,it feels gud to c that people still are so optimistic wid every aspect of life. :-)

Thirdly ur realisation post ws beautifully ritten,Without Realisation life is not worth living it!:)
Take care!
Good Job!

Rajesh said...

@Gauri
Thanks for dropping by...yeah...as u pointed out, I'm an eternal optimist and thanks 4 ur appreciation...u too...take care...keep visiting.. :)

Express said...

Hey, sorry for the late reply, have been keeping busy.

And if your post was short, my comment is gonna be negligible.

Most of the things u ve said thr r universal. making mistakes, realizing them, trying 2 rectify them if time permits, not trying 2 repeat them - come as a complete package with the word, opps :-P

But I don't agree with a couplea things u projected thr and I shall be blunt enough to point them out to you.

*~* realization might be the by-product of introspection, but don't you think when others point out ur mistakes and share theirs, it acts like a good enuff template to learn. Also a second opinion helps u consider various aspects of the issue that we conveniently tent to overlook. Hence the purpose of good companions.

*~* Realization by analysis of everything we come across is good, but wht about instincts? I personally believe that if you go by ur gut-feel, u might not b right, but ull b urself. The way v react to any situation cannot be planned and if u wanna live and not just survive, be impulsive :-D Losing the kid in you in the process of growing is the biggest loss.

Also, when I fail, its anybody's fault but mine. Thats the general tendency, pointing fingers when u fail and patting self's ass when u succeed. I agree with wht u said though.

Maybe my take ws of a different angle and I perceived the post wrong. Help me analyze my mistakes and realize the meaning post in such a case :-D. Also, I wud want u to know that I usually don't criticize people here, but this post does start the thought process and ur work wid it is pretty commendable.

Nice read,
*awaiting ur reply*
Cheers!

Express said...

ok, that was longer than some of my recent posts, haha....

*no offense intended*

Nikkita mathur said...

hmm..so as ordered this comment is being posted SIR....hehe
so until almost three-fourths of the post i kept on thinking..."na yaar!! not me..i enjoy landing up in troubles cuz of my mistakes..cuz what i get then are few cherishable moments"..and then u mentioned..
"Mistakes, here, I don’t mean the blunders but the small things done in haste (with no second thoughts) which leave a lasting impression. "..so point closed..

we hav a saying in hindi:
'chintan karo chinta nahi'
which means instead or feeling guilty and being worried about ur mistakes..take a deep breath and learn from them...
which i totally agree..so also to ur post..
it is as usual beautifully crafted..
way to go..
rock on..

cheerz!!
lv:nickku

DMulan said...

hey... good work... and you seem to have put in so much thought into it.. wow! i wonder when realization will dawn on me :( sometimes i feel i have no specific goal at all...

and as for the tag, take your time.. no prob!

Anwesa said...

It was a good read..we all must introspect and realize,not only faults but also good deeds..we all need to respect ourselves..and it has to be from within..

Prashant Sree said...

The best part which i found here is the fact that you have Realized something.,. I agree with your point that we realize about what we realize about.

"Realization of one’s past incidents include the mistakes one indulged in, the arrogance that accompanied the conversations, things done with no inclination ". These realizations help us realize our mistakes and help us learn and go forward in life. We have another kind of realization where we realize what is the purpose of our life... And very few people attain this state. When someone ask himself the question of his 'existence' , he sets himself on a path to self-realization which is the highest form of realization one can attain.

You captured the essence well with these lines: "Realization, if I can say, is a by-product of Introspection or rather analysis of all thoughts "

A self-introspection is a must to begin with. I have realized now that Iam writing another blog article in your comment page.,. ;)

A good introspective article Rajesh. Keep Introspecting and Growing !!

Rashi said...

nicely put...shall come over more often.

Rajesh said...

@Nikitha
Yeah...thanks...thats a nice saying..its better not to feel guilty but move on...thanks a lott

@Divya
I think this shud b an eye-opener 4 u..if u happen to face difficulties, don get bogged down, analyse them and move on... REALIZATION helps...thanks..

@Anwesa
Yeah...true...very well said...thanks 4 ur comments

Rajesh said...

@Express
Please don call it negligible...it really made put on my thinking hats.Thanks a lot 4 such nice comments...it was truly very thot-provoking to b frank...u r an ardent reader..

Firstly, jus read the concluding lines in the first paragraph...read it????

Alright...so m open to people's opinion and discussions

Well..to ur first point, realization as a by-product of introspection.....m someone more convinced by own thots than others...not tat m arrogant here...i've jus been that way...on most occasions, m not convinced by wat others say...and despite their advice/suggestion i stay incorrigible...get hust and then rectify my mistakes...so here realization s a by-product or all thots culminate into REALIZATION.. got it??? convinced???

Instinctive...yeah...that makes u succeed on most occasions...in fact i go by my instict...now wen u REALIZE, u go by instinct then...wen u realize, u think abt ur past...sit n rectify...now....ur instinct says u have been wrong and hence u accept ur mistakes n make sure u don repeat it...alright.???

Yeah...and we agreed on one point atleast...lolllzzz.... that SUCCESS COMES BY MULTIPLE EFFORT........

anyways, thanks a lot 4 ur comments and i wud lik to add here that..the reply i've posted is also purely wat i opine and how i look...m open to further discussions.....i love discussions on such issues esp with ppl lik u who wud lik to do some more research n interact...nice.. .pleasure having u here...keep coming..

Rajesh said...

@Prashant Sree
Thaks dude...it was no big article.. i wud love having discussions here...keep coming...glad u enjoyed

Rajesh said...

@Rashi
Yeah...sure..keep coming...You're welcome

Trinaa said...

hmmmmmmmmmmmm...realisation is very important..like i've realised that most ppl who blog write better than me..!lol!!.. keep up d good work... :)

Rajesh said...

@Trinaa
Lol....thats a good joke...hee...hee...Keep blogging.. take care :)

Jahnabi Roy said...

hmm... honestly i think realization of mistakes n all is rather depressing and all...every time i have somen like this... i feel sad and low for weeks before i can spring back... but i guess it can work as a positive effect also... and in ur case its the latter...so good... i gess... just one thing... don't think that giving people importance was a mistake... we ppl often tend to feel so... but at one point in life...we did give them tht importance and that changed us in some way that makes us who we are today.... wierd logic i have... but we should give credit of wat we r today to those ppl who had a positive effect on our life as well as those who affected us negatively...

Rajesh said...

@Jahnabi
Yeah./..thats true...but m jus trying to say tat m more convinced by my own thots and INSTINCT...nothing offensive...thanks 4 ur comments anyways

Express said...

again, late 4 reply. I just don't get time 2 keep track of all blogs at once!

well, If i thought that u r arrogant and don't care wht others tell u, why d u think I posted that comment?

I mentioned the people's angle coz for me, I commit mistakes b'coz I am ignorant. And then so many things come in and out of my head that I ignore and its left thr. Thus many-a-times, realization is evoked by friends. But let every1 suit themselves. It was wrong of me 2 make a thoughtless generalization there. *apologies*

Too many words I ve written here! I surprise myself!

;-)

Ferrin B said...

nice post raj, it really made me think. you know exactly how to put down those most weirdest thoughts into words. hats off to you for that.

ferri

ps. seriously? this is the most shortest write-up in the entire blog? lol

gaurangi said...

Its so truly said life is very small for committing mistakes...
truly its better to think before doing anything rather than regretting it later.
regarding career i really feel interest or inclination towards a thing is the real way to get success in it.
Here i desire to achieve my aim.
wish me luck
nice post...

Rajesh said...

@Express
There's no need for apologies...perceptions differ rite????...so it's just a discussion...i'm happy if u r convinced...are u???

@Ferrin
Hi...welcome back...been a long time...Yeah...true...shortest write-up...glad that u enjoyed :)

Rajesh said...

@Gaurangi
Wish U good luck...thanks 4 dropping by :) keep coming

man in painting said...

rajesh...
i came here, went back,replied to you and come back..lol!
Realization is important...It is always more than merely understanding..Realization is a part of awareness..which is what you do with the help of a totality of your brain while when you understand you will be focussing on an area of your brain..
like blind men searching the elephant..
you are always wonderful!
Even I replace "K" for "J" by mistake..the place where you occupy in my brain is always yours..
take care
and wishes for a great career
MIP

Rajesh said...

@MIP
Thanks for dropping...i dint undertsnad the last part of ur comment

Even......

what does that mean???

Preeti said...

Really nice...now my realization is that i have to come here more often...

u r quite a thinker arent u? :)

Rajesh said...

@Preeti
Yup...happy that u realised now...lollzzz...yeah...infact, missed u...keep coming..

and ya I'm a thinker...love to get lost in my thots

Heart'n'Soul said...

anythn tht leads to realization is good ... cuz thts the 1st stp twrd movin fwd... to knowing thngs as thy r, n thn dealin with em if need be

SO surely good :)

Rajesh said...

@Divkiran
Hmmm...ya...thanks...that was a food for thot indeed :)

Fantasies of a Lifetime said...

Nice post. . . "Realization", yet another complexity our brain handles so well. . .& how true, without realization we would be making the same mistakes over n over again. .

Fantasies of a Lifetime said...

& ur tagged :D

Rajesh said...

@Fantasies
Will do it as soon as possible...sure

Anonymous said...

No new post?!

Rajesh said...

@Niveditha
Will post 1 this weekend...

♪♪Happy Go Lucky♪♪ said...

heya first time im coming here.. really nice place, and you write very well too..
dunno wat else to say, but liked your blog and will be a regular here..

Anu said...

Missed a couple of posts,apologize for that.. :( I liked this post a lot because you captured the essence of realization - its not only the action of figuring out what you did wrong or right , but going forward and learning from that action.I think a lot of times we realize only to forget and make the same mistake all over again!

Rajesh said...

@Harini
Welcome to ma blog...glad u liked...keep coming

Rajesh said...

@Anu
Yeah...very true...u r right...anyways hope u don miss future posts :)

DMulan said...

eye opener of sorts yes...
and nope a tag is a tag!!! you gotta take it up :D lets see how ur answers turn out!

Rajesh said...

@Divya
Alright...will do

peter said...

very well written but make it a little funky ...at times (knw wat i mean ??)

Express said...

Hey :-)

u ve been tagged...

Rajesh said...

@Express
Yeah...will post it in a while...wait!!! :)

Matangi Mawley said...

clinging on the age old cliché- u'r post made me think. i ve never, actually done the "realization" part in my life.. which i ve now "realized" after i ve read u'r post! :P strange though, i ve always known what i do and why i do it. and yet i do things which i should nt b doing, just to know wht i d reap out of my actions! i ve never had any one to guide to through my life- abt which i used to feel extremely bad, until a few years back. bt now, i m so proud tht i ve learnt all things the hard way, and all by myself. i d been a student, all my life. my tasks have never been easy. and my syllabus, never gave me the time i needed to "realize". bt smehw, i felt tht, i exactly knew wht i was doing and why! n this- is my first "realization". thnk u!

DMulan said...

u have an award!

http://slateumchalkum.blogspot.com/2008/09/thank-you.html

btw, nice template!

Rajesh said...

@Yup...Thanks a lot...

Sarah Rahman said...

I enjoyed reading it. Well-said.

Rajesh said...

@Sarah
Thanks a lot..