Sathish Kumar Mahalingam

Instincts, Intents and the Greater Purposes. Sathish Kumar Mahalingam

We immerse into our selves, don't open up to express outwardly, and remain confined or contained and non-expectant of a better life if encouragement, reward and gratification are not showing. However, on the converse if we open up, express, moot up preparations to meet our expectations, "real-time" or "future hypothetical", we self-motivate, better realize benefits of positive results and utilize self-transformation to bring about transformation in the perceptions and behaviors which people reciprocate with us. We can better manage our trivial resources or reasonable abundance of resources in internal, external, qualitative, quantitative, intellectual and material aspects we earnestly have, to further grow to much more significance, satisfactions, contentment and wholesomeness. The plain truth is that even in people with plenty of material resources, this overall and all-encompassing abundance is always not felt in a realistic or equally sufficient measure. It would be good that short-term goals and maneuvers to this effect show results, however, if short-term goals and maneuvers sync with long-term perspectives and needs, we are very well positioning and conditioning our self to better calm, peace, tranquillity and happiness throughout our lives and the foreseeable lives of our dependents. Some of us are advantaged despite in conditions of isolation because we keep expressing in one way or other, in manner or methods common or uncommon. If our expressions can find audience and if this audience can react and respond, it becomes fantastic and we do not fall into the category of being a person of inhibition, but fit in the category of a person who is refined and mature to communicate thoughtfully and in a thoroughly researched way. We talk less but do more in reaching out to people.