Common Sense Manifesto

  • Happiness

    Happiness is a state of bliss.A state where we do not intend any harm to anyone.A state where we are content with an our position in this world.A state where we love, and are loved. This bliss resides inside us, and not outside us.Like a flower it blossoms slowly by our daily actions and good…

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  • Destiny / Free Will

    Good or Bad; Evil or Angel; Love or Hate. Choice or Role? When it comes to good things we tend to take the claim, and when bad things happens we tend to blame our luck (aka destiny). So, everything arounds us is the result of our decisions – good, bad and ugly Or not, given many…

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  • Children

    Children aptitude is based on Nutritional food, Good healthcare, Good Education & Good Behavioural expectation (leading by example). An educated and rich – are better placed to provide these. The poor (with less income, less time, lower education and more mouths to feed) lacks on all four fronts – entrapping himself into a cycle of…

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  • Ego

    The “I” of our Identity. Our success. Our shame. The “I“ makes us different, special and unique with our friends, family and community. It is our reason and our perseverance. Born with a ego block, the “I“ is chiseled by time. Between age of 1 and 15 chiseled by our parents;  between 15-30 chiseled by the…

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  • Friend

    Friend is chosen by us, and not for us. A real friend does not judge, keeps your secrets – however tells you when you are wrong. If you have a friend like this, cherish and hold this friendship – come hell or high water. if you haven’t yet got one – don’t stop looking. …and…

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  • Being Human

    We are born an animal.In our actions and interactions, we become human everyday. Our daily deeds, our give-and-take from the society.With the ones who cared, and the ones we care for.And the ones who robbed us of our sensibilities and dignity. Moments when we decide not to engage, not to shout, not to be an…

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  • Anger

    Challenges in business are a given, but it’s our response to them that defines our trajectory. Looking beyond the immediate obstacle, there lies a realm of opportunity and learning.

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