Mein Likhunga

Small motivation poem

Tu apni aukat dikha, mein apna zor ajmaunga

Ek kadam peche dhekhle ae zindgi, mein 4 kadam aage aaunga

Mein likhunga. ....

Abhi tho Yeh pehla aadhiy h, mein pura kitab likhunga, tere Ek Ek zulm e sitam ka Tabiyat se hisab se likhunga. .. !

Apni kalam mein sachai bhar ke, mein tere liye muh tor jawab likhunga aur jise kehte h sab namukin, mein har wo khawb likhunga. .

Sach ko kab kisne swikara h, karnti ko hi aksar nakara h. ...

Are khoon ko sabit karna itna sarl nahi. . Teri cheekh ke badle meri kalam ne hunkara h, mein likhunga .....

Tum mohbbat pe likhna, mein maslo pe likhunga, Tum kalpnao pe likhna, mein khatho pe likhunga.. . Tum dkokha pe likhna, mein desh pe likhunga. .. Tum fareb pe likhna, mein farz pe likhunga, mein likhunga. ..

Tum jooth ko likhna, mein sachai ko likhunga. .. Tum buri likhna, mein aachai likhunga. ..  Tum likh lena barish aur dilkash mausam pe, mein tabahi likhunga. ..

Meri kalam kabhi tariffoo ke gulam nahi hogi, magroor ko kabhi Salam nahi hogi, Tum kehlo jo kehna h. . Tum jaiso ke kehne pe meri kalam badnam .. Abhi tho mera suraj chadha h. .. Itni zaldi meri saam nahi hogi. ..

Mein likhunga. . Mein likhunga. ..!

How To Be Happy???

     We all seek happiness but few, very few, indeed, get it. We are unhappy partly because we desire much more than what we can hope to attain. Our countless desires are hard to be satisfied. And that is what makes us so sad in life.

     The secret of happiness lies in the simplification of life. Simple living encourages high thinking. It leads to contentment. Contentment gives us inner wealth, the wealth of the mind and of the soul. A contented man devotes himself to virtues like truth, beauty, love, goodness, kindness and charity. By pursuing and inculcating these virtues, a man can feel true happiness.

     I do not mean that for simplification of life, a man should become an ascetic. The happiness f a Sadhu (saint) is of a negative kind. I want positive kind of happiness. For this I must live in the midst of life and faithfully carry out my responsibilities to my home and my country. But all this should be done in the spirit of selfless service. A man, who wants to lead a happy life, should also make others happy. In making others happy he will taste real and lasting happiness. There is a kind of job in serving others with virtuous motives, in sacrificing what one has for the good of others. An act of goodness is in itself an act of happiness.

     The secret of perfect happiness lies in renunciation. Wealth may give us joy for a while and fame may provide us with fleeting excitement. But they cannot give us permanent happiness. Kings have everything to make them happy and yet they feel unhappy. It is because they so not practice renunciation.

     There is a sense of joy in doing one’s work honestly and efficiently. A research-worker feels jy in research and journalist in writing. In doing one’s duty sincerely, one feels peace of mind which is an important essential of happiness.

     It is only by cultivating spirit of renunciation, self-sacrifice, contentment and sincere work that one can really be happy. The stings of misfortune spare none but they will not cow such a person.