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By: Vinay Nagaraju

Vinay Nagaraju — Sat, 09 Apr 2016 10:16:49 +0000

In reply to Mayuresh. Thanks Mayuresh, that will be wonderful :)

By: Mayuresh

Mayuresh — Thu, 07 Apr 2016 19:31:46 +0000

In reply to Vinay Nagaraju.

Sure…will send it to you if I can spot it….

By: Vinay Nagaraju

Vinay Nagaraju — Thu, 07 Apr 2016 12:20:43 +0000

In reply to Mayuresh. Ah I have read that book. I really liked how he has conveyed the message, very simple and straightforward without making a hero or villain of anyone. Quite simply one of the best history books I have ever read. Thanks so much mate, that will be very helpful if you can spot it. Would love to share it over here :)

By: Mayuresh

Mayuresh — Mon, 04 Apr 2016 19:34:51 +0000

In reply to Vinay Nagaraju.

Vinay… actually I read part of that speech in the book “India’s Struggle For Independence – Bipin Chandra”. If you can manage the copy of it, please refer – Chapter 9, Pg 121, 3rd Para
Or
Will try to search online and if I get it will forward you the link…

By: Vinay Nagaraju

Vinay Nagaraju — Sun, 03 Apr 2016 09:00:12 +0000

In reply to Mayuresh.

Mayuresh, I think it is words like these which make me feel what we do here is really worth doing. I can’t tell you how good it feels reading such encouraging words and feeling so good about it. I am really happy to know that we are able to connect with our words – one goal which I have always had as a great aspiration and so happy to know we are able to do it to a certain extent.

Thanks so much for the generous words Mayuresh. Very happy to include your suggestions as we go on with a few more of our articles. Please do share the Gopal Krishna Gokhale speech address and I would love to include that in one of our main posts. Since it comes highly recommended from you, I can’t wait to share it out here. Thanks so much for constantly encouraging us Mayuresh, Will very much look forward to your opinions and thoughts..

By: Mayuresh

Mayuresh — Thu, 31 Mar 2016 19:35:05 +0000

Vinay, the line “We probably have to do the hard work of segregating which ones are useful and which ones are to avoid..”..explains all…
Great, you are the one who has deep understanding of things and that’s the reason I keep reading your blogs…you really make things so clear. I feel glad to tell you that today I was reading about’s Gopal Krishna Gokhale budget speech of 26th March’1902, explaining British Hypocrisy, After reading it one thing immediately stuck my mind was about your thoughts and writing, you explain things the way Gokhale explained British Hypocrisy in India. I keep praising time and again about your thoughts and writing, mind you :) I really mean it…..To be frank I really like to let people know how good they are, so they keep doing what they are doing….

Thanks

By: Vinay Nagaraju

Vinay Nagaraju — Thu, 31 Mar 2016 09:01:23 +0000

In reply to Mayuresh.

Hi Mayuresh,

Great to hear from you. Very interesting views, it reminds me of the quote by shakespeare – the mind maketh the man. And also Mark Twain who says I have faced many a terrible things in my life – most of which never occurred. I could not agree more with you, the doubts most time take the destructive role and very little useful comes out of it.

I think it helps to look at doubts in the perspective you explained. When the doubts are about our capacities you are right, we should keep them as away as possible. At the same time, we might be able to use these doubts as pointers to something to prepare for eventualities. I guess each of these emotions are pretty useful in their own ways. We probably have to do the hard work of segregating which ones are useful and which ones are to avoid..

Thoughts?

Cheers,
Vinay