first words

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in search of greatness the path is uncertain . maybe a proper path doesn’t exist…you take inspiration from a great person .’if’ u devise your own way, your search for greatness changes into the need to  converge your thoughts. And that should be the aim I guess ,to achieve convergence of mind.




       “Inner directedness”
While reading an account which related to Gautam Buddha I came across these two words. But these words drove me in a dilemma that how far is it correct to practice this in the real life?
Obviously it is quite interesting that if you don’t bother about your daily experiences with “people” and just keep on focussing that what gives you peace, silence will pave your path to success…
Will it not suck the colours  out of the life?
And human beings are called “social animals” relations(friends,foes) do matter.
There could be a view that “your actions” define you.so if you have a moderate approach towards everyone then you don’t really need to bother about relations. Because in this case things will never go against you, in favour can’t gurantee.
No examples are available on media about the successful people who tried this…and
This relates back to start “devising your own path”. So basically the road to success doesn’t exist as for everyone its avatar is different. For some even studying for two continuous hours is success….
 

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