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Like other members of my family I pursue goals with passion, and surprise myself and others by often succeeding. Could this have something to do with what my wife describes as our obsessive nature? Are Demons at work, when we are supposedly Obsessed or Possessed? What do we really mean by obsessed? Is obsession a bad thing? Permit me to throw some light. Obsession, from Latin 'obsidere' (to besiege), is a form of insanity caused, according to an invading spirit which takes o

In spite of wanting to see his friend, the  wise man restrained himself, thus not visiting his friend for many days. When he did go to visit him, his friend remonstrated, 'Why have you taken so long to visit?' The wise man replied, 'It is better than you asking me, why have you come again?' Friendships are strained and even lost by interacting either too rarely or too often. Friendship is like a 'Diya', an oil lamp. It requires a regular supply of fuel oil to keep  the flame

"Everyone is the other and no one is himself." ~ Martin Heidegger Living in society, means to be pressurised by the masses to behave in a particular way. Some of the demands placed on individuals are reasonable and helpful, There are also a lot of stupid, irrelevant obsolete and harmful  demands placed on us by a section of power hungry, egoistic, greedy, idiotic people along with ideological and religious maniacs. These pressure compel us to behave in an artificial manner su

One of the essential qualities of people who succeed spectacularly is their frame of mind. Failure is not an option for them. They simply refuse to give up. They possess passion and commitment which is both immense and intense. Take the example of Native American Indian Bright Path -Jim Thorpe, often considered as one of the most versatile American athlete ever. Jim Thorpe succeeded as the first Native American to win gold medals for his country when he participated in the 19