Philosopher's Cloud

Humans have accepted and attained many qualities learning from many sources; experience, obedience, for some - divine revelations. Take patince for example. Some people have so-called 'patience' in them they waste their life expecting a miracle without even thinking to try it out that they don't live a satisfied life, expecting yet much more; while some are so tired of having patience at the very first try that they want to quit even before trying it out just one more time. People with great perseverance, sometimes lack persistence and some with great persistence lack patience not knowing that all three together, make our lives perfect - not just 'livable' but enjoyable. Humans just need to learn that the root cause to many problems is the lack of 'persisting-in-life' with the reagent garnishings of sizzling perseverance and a lit'le struggle along with the ideal medium - patience hoping for the best; each in proper appropriate quantity without which...

The choice matters, thoughts matter, the direction, the perspective, the way of looking at life and its 'daily-new-gifts and lessons' - matter. Once, in a small hall of a small town, entered an unnoticed philosopher named Samarpit. In a hall full of crowd, he entered with a glass of water with some water in it. As predicted, he asked raising that container "what do you think I'm gonna say?". The whole hall echoed in one dull voice, "Is the glass half empty or half full?" they shouted with a boo. "And what if i say i don't wanna say that, but something else?". "Then you will say it is the like problems in life, the longer we hold on to it the heavier it gets..." said a faint voice from the corner of the room, a famous philosopher attending that meet. "Very true, Sir" but to their surprise, he answered "No." again! Then taking a sip, he smiled, "Pause your life... rather than just focusing on a glass that...

The cause of joy, happiness, peace and a calm mind is as easily available as the saline on an island, but the problem is that it's as hard to be thought of as a god for an atheist. It only depends on the perspective, on what people choose to see, what they choose to be. A mother who had 3 daughters, all 3 married 3 gentlemen indulged in 3 different occupations. The daughters joined their husbands in their work. The elder daughter married a very famous rich potter, the younger one married a woolen-cloth businessman while the youngest married a raincoat factory owner. Now the mother has an option to be either happy for one child who's flourishing in her season or to be sad for the ones whose businesses are stuck out of season. And the problem is that all humans choose to be like the worried mother for two children rather than the father, who is happy throughout the year, in every season, for all his daughters, knowing that his kids earn more than enough money in one season to...