| Author: | Dr Pranav Pandya | ISBN: | 1230001034578 |
| Publisher: | Ashutosh Sarswat | Publication: | April 14, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Dr Pranav Pandya |
| ISBN: | 1230001034578 |
| Publisher: | Ashutosh Sarswat |
| Publication: | April 14, 2016 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Nobody wants a downfall in the field of worldly life. Everyone desires to progress, move up as compared to others in his society. Because of the ego driven tendency of human self, most people want to see or prove themselves as the best among others of their standard and attempt demonstrating their superiority in varieties of ways. The aspiration to excel is human nature; but it does not get proper direction, as one does not know the real goal, the adept aim of his life. Most people don’t even think about it. Most of the remaining ones, who are somewhat conscious about the state of their life, can’t usually go deep into the search of an answer… In this situation, the great potentials and abilities associated with human life remain idle or go haywire by haphazard spread. The inner urge of ascent remains concealed….; it wants to be expressed, but our extrovert mind ignores its subtle voice because of external attractions and worldly desires. The inner voice thus gets suppressed and gradually insulated from the expressed sense of self-esteem in the individual self.
Nobody wants a downfall in the field of worldly life. Everyone desires to progress, move up as compared to others in his society. Because of the ego driven tendency of human self, most people want to see or prove themselves as the best among others of their standard and attempt demonstrating their superiority in varieties of ways. The aspiration to excel is human nature; but it does not get proper direction, as one does not know the real goal, the adept aim of his life. Most people don’t even think about it. Most of the remaining ones, who are somewhat conscious about the state of their life, can’t usually go deep into the search of an answer… In this situation, the great potentials and abilities associated with human life remain idle or go haywire by haphazard spread. The inner urge of ascent remains concealed….; it wants to be expressed, but our extrovert mind ignores its subtle voice because of external attractions and worldly desires. The inner voice thus gets suppressed and gradually insulated from the expressed sense of self-esteem in the individual self.
