Heart away from Matters...

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More often than not we in general remain more influenced by our 'Heart' than getting ruled by our 'brain'. Could be this is our reason that we get quickly moved about things & events that keep capturing our eyes & ears as we walk our day every day. We are moved and upset about starvation deaths, terror attacks, political brutalities and also in general remain visibly frustrated & heart aching over government's attitude and apathy about things and events that every now and then put country's security,sentiments and sense of prides to great stake. In short we are not able keep our heart away from matters...

We know "HEART" is the most precious human organ that needs to be cared and pampered to perfection to keep it beating and pumping. We need the "Blood" to run through our body & soul till the time we breath our end..Perhaps these are the reasons that make our every day "politicians" to use their brain politics instead of putting their heart to matters. Mega Corruptions, Communal Disharmony, Religious Intolerance, Poverty, Starvation Deaths, Civic Disorders,Swelling Crime Rates, Waves of Flues & mosquitoes are simply some samples of our politicians attitude of keeping away their "Heart from Matters"...

Let us stop aching our hearts over "Dixit-Kalmadi" corruption episodes.Let us stop worrying about a cesspool called "Commonwealth"...

Look at the Opposition Parties in this country. They are so silent & so composed over everything that is "Commonwealth". They know which side of the Bread is "Buttered". They prefer licking the "Butter" and keep their living, lively and lavish..& that precisely remains their reason to keep their Heart away from matters....

To keep our heart hail & hearty let's try to keep our heart away from matters...

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