Putting myself in Lord's shoes

Even though Lord Ram or Allah didn't wear shoes, I am trying to put myself in their shoes. I must say this will the utmost honor of my life, if I am given that kind of opportunity.

Actually, whenever I am getting ready to prepare for a meeting or a presentation, I try to put myself in the customer's shoes to imagine what kind of questions he/she might have. That made me thinking, how about putting myself in Lord's shoes.

Today, people are waiting for the verdict to be announced whether Ayodhya belongs to hindus or it belongs to muslims. Imagine if Lord Ram or Allah actually came down. They will both start discussing whose land it is. I am not very sure, but I think they will not pick up their weapons to solve the problem. Given my limited knowledge, Allah might volunteer to give the land to Lord Ram and Lord Ram might say that no this is yours. And this is not because they are scared of each other, but it will actually show how sensible and caring they are about human race.

Just a thought!

Things around us

Every second there are lots of events happening around us, irrespective of where we are and what we do. All of us have a point of view and want to say something. Some of us actually want to do something as well. Now, where to start.

When I see something happening, I want to talk to somebody about it. But not always I will find the person who also has same interest. e.g. I have an point of view on common wealth games but not everybody may be interested.

So, I thought I will start writing my thoughts on a blog. This way I will be able to share with wider audience. If I am lucky to find a person with similar interest, we can share our views as well. That sounds quite interesting. Hence I am starting this blog.

Since I am an Indian by nationality, the topics might be widely Indian. But in this global and internet world, nothing is really far off from your thoughts.

ciao