Akhand Dutta Writes

Good Planner Or Good Executor ?

2020-04-18T18:09:00.001+05:30

Plan making or planning is such an interesting and wonderful thing that whenever it comes to plan something everyone has a better plan.

Let's Plan

For example, if I'll ask, How to reduce the use of plastic for a better and pollution-free environment? Almost you all can comment best to best ways and best to best plans over it because we all are so good planners, we have such a wide range of imaginations and experiences and our mind runs so fast. When it comes to plan or solve something, a lot of plans comes in mind, Plan A, Plan B, Plan C and sometimes even more than Plan C.

The Best Plan

But, if I'll ask how to execute these plans or are these plans executable? We'd ruin our greatest plans at the execution level.

It's tough to accept but there's usually a big gap between our plans and their executions. I have experienced that we dream too much, desire too much in the world of our imagination, "We can do this! we can do that!". But, How? or Is it possible with this strategy? The answer is No!.

Planner or Executor?

We used to be so enthusiastic in the early days of a plan's execution but that enthusiasm decreases day by day again, our patience gives up as we want to live in our comfort zone. We want to wake up at 5 AM in the morning but we don't want to leave our comfort zone, we want to build muscles but we don't have patience, we want to score good in upcoming exams but we don't want to have a consistent routine.

There many more things which ruin the plans and later stop the executions. Sometimes, the situations are not in our control but it's rare, we must accept that most of the time the reason of failure lies within us only, we are often capable of controlling the situation but we don't do as it's beyond our comfort.

Execution

So to make a good plan successful we need a good execution too and consistency is the key to success in these matters. Remember how we execute our plans on the night before an important exam, the same spirit is required in daily execution process too. But still, We also need to be patient, hardworking and smart working for being a good executor so that we can fulfil our dreams within time.

Hope, A Boon As Well As A Curse

2020-04-12T20:37:00.001+05:30

Hopelessness

Hope, a word which has a high level of positivity in it. Whenever we feel something is not going to be in our favour, there is always someone who says "Don't Lose Hope !", a very famous proverb in hindi,

"उम्मीद पर दुनिया कायम हैं !"

says the world rests on hope, and it's really correct from some aspects. But, in my consideration, it is not totally correct, as I feel hope is boon as well as a curse, sometimes it rules and sometimes it fools.

Quote On Hope

In our past, almost we all have faced this same situation that we hoped for the best and kept ourselves at rest. Sometimes, this hope leads many individuals to hopelessness only because we all have been taught from childhood to be positive. But, a question arises do we always get positive results? No, we don't as it's rare. I am not saying that we should not be positive rather I am saying that we must be practical. When you know that things can't be changed just by taking hope, leave hope and work for betterment. Many people get cheated just because of being over positive but the one who doesn't hope anything from others, stays practical and believes in hard work gains success.

Confidence

So, Never be totally dependent on hope, in fact work hard and do your work in a proper manner, so that the word hope could turn into confidence. You must say "I am confident that I'll achieve" instead of "I am hopeful that I shall achieve". Because I have experienced that most of the people are hopeful but very few people are truly confident and confidence can only be gained by a practical approach towards life. Work hard, stay smart, be practical and gain confidence.

About Dunagiri Uttarakhand

2020-04-01T16:17:00.001+05:30

Dunagiri is a historic area in Almora district in the state of Uttarakhand in India. Approximately 400 km (250 mi) from Delhi, a cluster of six small villages forms the place that is variously known as Dunagiri, Drongiri and Doonagiri. 116 such villages combine to form the Development Block of Dwarahat, which falls under the District of Almora. Located at a height of 8,000 feet (2,400 meters) above sea level, Dunagiri is famous within Kumaon for its temple of Shakti – known here as Dunagiri Devi.

Dunagiri

According to the local tradition, the town has been regularly visited by sages (Rishi-Munis) of India who established their ashrams here in the midst of nature.[1] Ashram of Garga Muni was at Dunagiri after whom river Gagas is said to have been named. Sukhdev Muni's ashram (son of sage Ved Vyasa) was also here, at a place now known as "Sukh Devi".

Dunagiri Temple

During their period of anonymous travel, the Pandavas of Mahabharata took shelter at Dunagiri. Pandukholi is said to be the place near Dunagiri where they stayed for a period of time. Pandav's Guru Dronacharya also did tapasya (devout austerity) at Dunagiri.[citation needed] Dunagiri is mentioned in Manas khand of Skanda Purana. Dunagiri Devi is described as Mahamaya Harpriya (Manas khand, 36.17–18). Manas khand of Skandpuran bestows Dunagiri with the title of Brahm-parvat (Divine Mountain). Among all the Shakti temples of Kumaon, Dunagiri is counted amid the most ancient ‘Sidh Shaktipeeth’, as a primary ‘ugra’ (intense) ‘peeths’ – called ‘Ugra Peeth’. This Shaktipeeth in its essence has been influenced over time by Shaiva, Vaishnav and Shakt practices.

Snowfall in Dunagiri