React !

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It takes a revolution to change things.
By revolution , i dont mean bloodshed.
By revolution, i mean change in thinking , changes in our attitude ... not just towards things that seem very important, but even banal issues.
We seem to have a view on everything big , or atleast we claim that we do ( even if it is directly dependent on what the newsapaper feeds you with).. but for other issues which probably affect us more on a day-to-day basis , we don't even react.
Whether it is the illegal construction around our house ,the garbage piling up across the street... or someone misbehaving in the bus... we prefer to turn a blind eye towards such things.

What we need to do is not just sit and comment but really put in thought. THINK.
And then , even more important , REACT.

The reason why so little is done, is generally because so little is attempted.
~ Samuel Smiles

Comments

  1. Anonymous31 March 2006 at 12:56

    wat i like bout ur post is dat they so down 2 earth n moreover u wrte on such topicz dat not i govez a shit 2....i like dis post a lot n i jus dont kno how 2 REACT....-swoosh

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  2. Anonymous7 April 2006 at 21:26

    nice blog :D

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  3. SwB8 April 2006 at 16:34

    Hello Dwiti, how are you?

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  4. Poetik15 May 2010 at 09:49

    this post got me thinking....
    thanks

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