Thank you Matheikal :). He he, I guess if nothing works Gandhigiri has to sometime :).

True that, any person who is not that self obsessed must react atleast in an honorable way :)

Beautiful :).. Although my Hindi is a little broken, I do get the gist of it :). I remember reading kabir ke dohe when I was in 5th standard.. Used to love the morals..

I agree, it is almost a knee jerk reaction to most situations cos sometimes these criticisms are so sharp that they seem to evoke a reaction no matter how hard we try to suppress. I think it is a hard journey, somehow it is about finding that fine balance in things which can turn it all toward us :)

Yeah people criticize you no matter what even when you might’ve done splendid and the reasons you have nicely assimilated. However to follow Kabir is also a tough thing to do. Many a times instead of just dismissing it we react. That’s where things generally go wrong as for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction and i guess the reaction is not just reaction it is generally over reaction.
Thanx for this. Will try and remember and work on it.
Btw my new blog i have mentioned how i take my daily breaks…i have acted upon ur suggestion. :)

That’s very true Maniparna, every one of those hate speeches makes me think of a political turmoil brimming :D :)

True Alok, I agree, that is the quintessence of a criticism. The only trick being that it takes so many shapes for each of those criticisms and sometimes people just say it for the sake of it.. I guess the real challenge comes in that decision as to what we decide to keep and what we decide to maintain..

Thank you! :). Well I am sure there are a lot of critics out there, there will always be another opportunity. I’d say, punch them ;)

Thank you Kokila :)

Thank you Vinay, all thanks to you :)