Faith…!

John was small when his father left for the heavenly abode and he was brought up by his mother. He used to spend day in and day out with behind caring for his mother. With God’s grace, he sought success in whichever profile he touched but till the end, he used to take advise from his mother on every small issue concerning life. And not a single decision taken, proved to be wrong! Amazing but the truth is that his mother was an illiterate and he was formally educated. Still he used to respect his mother’s decisions and have blind faith on them. He was successful. What was it? A coincidence or the boundless faith that moved the mountains?

In India, we pray carved stones that we consider God and we often see miracles happen in our life. I am inspired to write this blog by one of friend’s mother who recently saw such miracle happen at her home. One of her relatives was suffering from Blood Cancer- a disease uncurable, a disease that could prove lethal. Doctors could not cure the same and lost the hopes of curing the young lady. The family was in utter disappointments and there was this boy- my friend who’s sheer faith in God made her drive out of this disease. Some days later, she was as fine as she was before the disease carved its signature in the body.

Yes, I am talking of the faith in God! We humans consider ourselves to powerful and try to achieve everything on our own. For this, we put in lots of efforts – some go waste, while some are fruitful. And later we bear the consequences of the efforts put in. If we fail to achieve our preset targets, we blame God that he did not help me and if we succeed in reaching to the summit, we praise ourselves for what we did. Isn’t this politics?

90% of the general mass has the same attitude and the rest 10% are those who believe that God is the supreme authority behind every success and failure. Believing in God doesn’t mean to agree to the fact that God is there. To agree or to disagree will not change the existence of God. Believing in God means to assert oneself that I am a part of God and God shall be with me forever. In tough times, he shall give me patience and my faith in him shall increase even then.

In the good times, he shall dance with me. In times tough we should practice leaving everything on God; however intense the matter may be.

We sing a shabhd from Gurbani,

Jiske Sir Upar Tu Mera Swami, So Dukh Kaisa Paave…

(One who has your blessings will never face any problems!)

 

If we closely look into this shabhd, the God himself has said that if you leave anything entirely on me, I shall help you out. Krishna himself said to Arjuna that one who will have entire faith in me and will come in my abode, shall be definately helped by me. Nothing remains unsaid if one realizes that God is with him.

I have many experiences when God has himself helped me. The toughest things have also become the easiest. Once I put the matter in front of God, I realize that my problem shall be solved sooner and then I do not ponder whether the matter has been solved or is pending. If it is pending, the right time to consider the matter has not yet arrived.

God fulfills each and every wish of his child but the child has to bear the consequences of the wish. The time when his wish is fulfilled is again decided by God and is again one of the best possible time. The faith in God that the wish will be fulfilled will help you see the wish getting the proper shape.

A faith can move mountains! If you have any such experience, please feel free to write them down in Comments!

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Departure

Its time when I realize that I have to leave this abode and prepare myself for the professional journey to the corporate world. As I have written in one of the previous posts that Childhood to Adulthood was a transition occured with a blink of eye, I say it once again that not many days are left before I would be a team of intellectual people all around.I shall join Cognizant on 15th September, 2006 and a new adventure would start thereby. I shall miss those days with my parents; those outings with my relatives; those gatherings among our friends will remain in as the golden gone. The food that my mom serves me till this date shall be greatly missed; the frequency of the friendly discussions with my dad that involved high maturity would decrease. The fun I did in past few days with my beloved sister shall be missed too much! I know that she would be the one who would miss me more than any one would; though she sometimes in frolic negates this thought.

Some of my friends have already left and they too have gone through same feelings. One of them went in Army to shape his future; other two went in another esteemed IT company: TCS; one of them will remain back alone here and one good friend will accompany me in Cognizant. I wonder how much fun could there be in Cognizant!

I am missing those days with my faculty members. Those nights spent during ISC; the day-night struggle during MODBUS project; the C Divers enthusiasm in our blood; the cricket matches with my brothers and sisters; the late night carrom with my cousins; the Uttrayan with my relatives and peers; the lonely Navratri I have always have had, hoping to have some one to teach and accompany me and many such days.

I want to leave behind memories golden so that people remember me for what I am. I am not any big person with too much to claim. But yes, I hope I have been helpful to one and all. I shall remember one and all, who have influenced my life but somehow the feeling of departing is urging me to spend a day or talk to people here in my own city, Ahmedabad!

Don’t you think, every 5 years, you are making new friends and forgetting the older ones? How much do we call each other? Are we so independent or we are so very freedom oriented that we tend to forget whom we would not require any more? Think….

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