The art of being.."ME"

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The saintly people today seems to be more enterprising and innovative than their predecessors some decades ago. How else  could they  sell 'living ' as an art and mint money,power and more money.I have always believed that living is simply a privilege that is god given and which goes away the moment your  heart stops beating.Now I don't intent  to take a dig at the hordes of God men by saying what I said. I for one simply believe in living my life without making  art and commerce of it..

I don't like the idea of being a  reminiscent I simply believe in moving forward and taking every day head up and feet grounded..Life is about exploring and chartering and not post-morteming  and repenting. That is why I love Geography and prefer History  to rest with the historians

Most of the people I have interacted closely and know them for decades ,have done well in life. I may not be enjoying their economic comforts and financial frills,but I am happy the way I am. I love to live my "NOW" to the fullest,rather than keep auditing my past and spend my today in  trying to play protective for my future. I know this cannot be a winners philosophy of life.  I just simply  hate to get into making life a  strategy  for living. I believe that you become wiser by living in your today and become a visionary by keep shuffling between past and future.

 I am  happy to be a wise-man than blowing the trumpet of being visionary.... I love me the way I am. I love to move on with thrills,frills and freckles of living  without halting to learn the art of living. I don't mind followers but when it comes to following I simply love  my shadows to follow me and that's what I call art of being "ME"




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