Swami Vivekananda-Laws of Life

A depressed boy asked swami -"can there be anything worse than losing a girlfriend?"

Swami replied- "Yes, losing your confidence of getting another"

    THOUGHTS

We are what our thoughts have made us;

So take care about what you think.

Words are secondary. Thoughts live; they travel far.

CONCENTRATION

When an idea exclusively occupies the mind 

it is transformed in to an actual physical or mental state.

Who has all the knowledge in the world been gained but by the concentration of the

powers of mind? The world is ready to give up its secret if we only know how to 

knock, how to give it the necessary blow. The strength and force of the blow 

come through concentration. There is no limit to the power of the human mind. 

The more concentrated it is, the more power is brought to bear on one point.

That is the secret.

7 suggestions by Chetan Bhagat to the youths.

Chetan Bhatat is an Indian columnist and author of best-selling novels like Five Point Someone, One night @ the call centre, the three mistakes of my life etc. He also has inspired many Bollywood films including the blockbuster 3 idiots.

Here are seven suggestions by the writer to all youths, it's shared by the writer on the social media.

1)

Funny how when you truly start loving yourself the world starts loving you.

2)

Don't be serious, be sincere.

3)

I see guys spending weeks, months trying to make a girl happy. I see girls waiting endlessly for their guys call.Is that all your life about, For your lover to validate you?  Or to make a relationship work? Instead, why not focus on yourself-working on your goals, learning something, being a more positive person and helping others.This will boost your self-esteem far more than any lover ever could. Next time that guy or girl treats you badly, say than you. Say thank you for reminding me that I need to make myself the focus of my life, not you.

THE PURPOSE OF LIFE

This article was published in the annual magazine "Souvenier" published by FSU, IOM.

-Dr. BISHAL GYAWALI

MBBS IOM Topper 2068

MBBS Entrance Topper 2062

SLC Board First 2059

Being a medical student, we have to accept many harsh realities of life, most important being death. Its really difficult to believe that every people dies one day, including ourselves. We have seen many deaths by now, and may be have tried to counsel the relatives in many of those occasions. And it feels, in many of those occasions, that its THAT GUY who has died, its SOMEBODY ELSE who suffered, or even sometimes as “he deserved the death” and we never realize that similar trauma could very much occur to ourselves or our dear ones. Maybe it’s the reason why our behaviour as junior doctors to the patients and patient party has been far from exemplary. But this conduct stuff is not what I want to talk about today.