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Everybody know, how blessed are our houses in Metro like Mumbai, no balconis, not enough space even to breath properly, as it is densely packed with necessary or unnecessary items, no proper ventilation, as even windows are small, one cannot keep doors open because of privacy and security reasons. Sigh! blessings to my house are endless..and one of these is, that I have to

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The acomodador or giving up point: there is always an in our lives that is responsible for failing us to progress: a trauma, a particularly bitter defeat, a disappointment in love, even a victory that we did not quite understand, can make cowards of us and prevent us from moving on. as part of the process of increasing his hidden powers, the shaman must free himself from the giving up point and, to do so, he must review his whole life and find out where it occurred. (courtesy : From “The Zahir” by Paulo Coelho)

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Yeah again these karmas hit me hard. This time, though I am not suffering much, but can’t help to keep worrying about people who are suffering, as I love them a lot. I just couldn’t manage to keep away a thought or a question that “A prolonged ailment of one person is a reason for sufferings of all other family members or say care takers. Does ailment is fruit of his karmas or fruits of karmas of care takers, as they suffer more than one, who is ill?”

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It is really a tough task.. to say NO. I try to weave around so many excuses and stories to justify my NO.. so sounds, more plastic, more unreal or say unpractical. I often become mocking stock for others and add guilt in myself for the same reason. When I can’t weave a story.. I overstretch myself to accomplish that “yes” … and when not appreciated for it, get depressed. But, now I am learning.. though late but better never.. .. to say a straight NO.. its not easy to rub my old bad habit from roots.. but my kid is helping me to learn.

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