Goal setting is one of the toughest things as it involves the creation of harmony between the heart and mind - the one sees the beauty in the absence of reasoning and the other exhibits the reasons and gets delighted. The stronger the heart's desire, the harder the obstacles the mind sees. Which one wins is what determines your achievement.
You dream of a palace and bring all the resources that can make it real – heart will drive the mind to make things real. You can also dream of it with the resources you have – mind will check the facts and stats and will give the heart a desire. Of course, either way you can build the palace, either way you can personally satisfied. But there is a clear difference, the choice is yours, including seeing the difference.
Karl Marx, the communist revolutionary, had the goal set. What resulted was more than what he envisaged. The real goals are often that sort. The heart sees the unknown picture. You have the seed and you dream the tree. In between is what the goal is – grow into a tree. It is just the journey. All you have to do is to bring your every bit of energy to move in the direction. That was what Karl Marx did. Right from his college days, his direction was communism. The mind sees the obstacles and overcoming it what makes the journey interesting, the real happiness is just there and not at the end.
Jenny’s letters to Karl Marx are the testimonial to their struggle throughout their life. Poverty and illness were with them forever. But Karl Marx's direction had never changed. He wasn’t rich. He hadn’t had too many friends. But then, Marxism - the tree, is visible.
Jenny had to be away from Karl Marx on most of their later part of life. Not just Jenny, there were few of his friends and so many things that had to go away from him to enable him walk in the direction. He walked in the midst of obstacles. Whether it is the so called "written" or your absolutely perfect decision, Jenny - the things that usually can't go away - will go when the heart needs it go.
Kovil Pillai P.
You dream of a palace and bring all the resources that can make it real – heart will drive the mind to make things real. You can also dream of it with the resources you have – mind will check the facts and stats and will give the heart a desire. Of course, either way you can build the palace, either way you can personally satisfied. But there is a clear difference, the choice is yours, including seeing the difference.
Karl Marx, the communist revolutionary, had the goal set. What resulted was more than what he envisaged. The real goals are often that sort. The heart sees the unknown picture. You have the seed and you dream the tree. In between is what the goal is – grow into a tree. It is just the journey. All you have to do is to bring your every bit of energy to move in the direction. That was what Karl Marx did. Right from his college days, his direction was communism. The mind sees the obstacles and overcoming it what makes the journey interesting, the real happiness is just there and not at the end.
Jenny’s letters to Karl Marx are the testimonial to their struggle throughout their life. Poverty and illness were with them forever. But Karl Marx's direction had never changed. He wasn’t rich. He hadn’t had too many friends. But then, Marxism - the tree, is visible.
Jenny had to be away from Karl Marx on most of their later part of life. Not just Jenny, there were few of his friends and so many things that had to go away from him to enable him walk in the direction. He walked in the midst of obstacles. Whether it is the so called "written" or your absolutely perfect decision, Jenny - the things that usually can't go away - will go when the heart needs it go.
Kovil Pillai P.
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