Rishi writes

What is it that matters the most? All that is counted, is something that cannot be counted! Life is a race, with a lot of break-points, blocks of hurdles to overcome and a destination to reach - but as we progress onto our journey, we loose something or the other, to gain that something we always wanted. The realization, what we want, how we want, where we want, why we want ...may have different shades of aspirations, demand, need of the hour and the last of it - a satisfaction limit. We strive and we strive too hard to acheive, putting our heart and soul and blood and sweat to reach our goal. But, what after that? The answer is very simple as it can be - we frame a new goal, a new destination. Nothing more can be said and nothing more can be done - that is HUMAN  PSYCHOLOGY. This tendency of human beings, to drift from an already acheived goal gives rise to a new aspiration and the journey begins again. Ever thought, if Steve Jobs or Mark Zucker...

What? When? Where? Why? Who? How? Amusing - the word is an understatement for the kind of impact these question marks have, on our day to day life. The world is a mystery and these words, act as a starting point as we explore more and more about anything and everything. All that we have done so far, are doing right now and will be doing in the near future was, is and will be QUESTIONED, either by someone, or us or the forces around us. What attracted me to give it a thought was a world without them. No authority, no restrictions, no-one to answer and the best of all, NO QUESTIONS. The essence of these essentials are the motive/s behind them. We QUESTION - of-course we do, but we do that for a motive. Now, this motive could be anything ranging from, acquiring knowledge about someone, something, place or event to fulfilling a purpose. Could there be a question without a motive or a motive without a purpose? The pre-positions and the post-positions of this...

The world is full of experiences - all that one requires is, some  mettle, to see beyond ordinary, passion to strive, and an urge. The canvas is too short to imbibe all of them together, but the least the author could do is place in his prospective. The work, is a collation of lessons learnt, events witnessed, and the thoughts  hovered around the author's mind from time to time. His perception is based on the experiences he has had in the short span of life, lived so far. All that you see, read and scroll through, is an original work and an outcome of the author's sincere effort, to frame his perceptions, views, thought process and ideology on canvas. Like or hate, accept or reject, praise or curse - all that you see is what the author perceives, and the author shall happily acknowledge your view-points and feedback. However, the author shall not be accountable to what you think, foresee, relate, derive or perceive about/from the work you witness and shall not ...