On this day

She was looking for love, he was looking for good lay. On this day, it wasn't accidental yet unexpected, that they meet, after long chats for while made them even more curious about each other  intentions, though they had their own reasons to meet.

As evening matured, it unfolded lot of truth and laid many lies. Answered many questions and left some more puzzles.

And that lie, which tricked her to fell guilty and say something to please him. That tipsy moment under sky when both the hands of clock was about to meet each other again, they had a bite of. There fear were still for a moment and all they would fell was cold breeze pass thru in warm weather.

She melted like chocolate in warm foundu with all her gaurds down. But next morning she picked up her piece and was whole again.

He became one of rare person for whom she gave up ego, anger, jealousy and world emotions. Just to keep his wish to be his good friend no matter what,

She do as him, "how are you ?"

Ichcha Shakti (desire), Gnaana Shakti (mental ability or wisdom) and Kriya Shakti (physical action)

Hinduism treats the universe as not merely physical matter but also as a mental creation of consciousness. Every event that happens in the world, is an outcome of Ichcha Shakti (desire), Gnaana Shakti (mental ability or wisdom) and Kriya Shakti (physical action), in the said order. First the desire is born, which then becomes karma that is planted in the subtler level of the mind before which it yields fruits to manifests itself in the physical/real world. 

To quote a simple example : First comes the desire to build a new home This is Iccha. Then the picture of the new home is created within the mind This is Gnaana. Thereafter, whatever is in the mind is put into action in the real world to create a physical structure of the building. This is Kriya. Likewise, even in medicinal sciences like Ayurveda and Homeopathy, it is believed that the disease first attacks the mind before it manifests itself in the physical body. 

Why your progress have enemies.

Progress is a nice word. But change is its motivator. And change has its enemies.