Respect Age & Merit if thy truly seek Knowledge (learning).

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<h1>Respect Age & Merit if thy truly seek Knowledge (learning). </h1><strong> Author: <a href='http://www.articleseen.com/profile_Dinesh Kumar.aspx'>Dinesh Kumar</a></strong><br /><p>Respect Age & Merit if thy truly seek Knowledge (learning). The age in light of a human being means the duration he/she has gathered experience of ones conduct upon this planet. Each day we spent here secures us an experience as a result… though to some the time does not bring much ‘new’ despite living through a considerable period of time; yet each one can recall ones own experience. Experience is the virtual move under situations of varied kinds; experience is the manner one conducts the ability to respond under different set of conditions. And those who bear it more than us mandate respect from our part… respect on count that they are source to the furtherance of our existing knowledge base… respect on count that all mark of respect towards them (the experienced ones) is an affirmation that we value knowledge. Your intention is the strong force that operates two fold; namely, one within your own existence and secondly it operates as your call to the cosmic mind. When you are borne with a devout intent to respect the experienced ones you automatically broadcast the message embedded in it towards your own understanding and the cosmic mind. A humble seeker shall always acquire his due is the promise made by the creator of this cosmic web. This promise is an assurance and a demarcation of an eligibility of a true seeker that shall never conclude as a ‘thirsty soul’. I wish one could observe the effects of ones intent in the subtler dimensions of this universe… I wish the unseen world could project some of its direct outcome that comes in response to our soft conduct at the end of our brain. The principle that operates for the becoming of a human being is ‘ in accordance to thy will- be it’… But the principle is not only ineffable in tangible terms but it also evades the comprehension of the beholders of intellect. O my true seeker… the warrior amidst the chaotic world… arise to outshine the demonic forces and realize the power of humility for a ardent seeker. It is because an ardent seeker alone shall ultimately cherish its objective irrespective of the macro environment or ones fate. And the property of an ardent seeker is to respect the experience through its demonstration in terms of Age; outwardly. Secondly the merit also mandates its due regard and respect from a seeker that shall not end before accomplishment in life. The merit should invoke respect towards it from the deepest corner of our hearts; Jealousy impairs the drive of the quest borne seeker… it instead withdraws the nectar of enthusiasm from it and replace it with an insatiable fire that merely agitates. Remember that merit is none else than the excellence of almighty shining through a mode (meritorious being) and if you yearn to become one such mode then my dear soul kindly thwart all moves of jealousy that eat up your cause in its entirety. Do not forget that when we project any negative emotion towards something that we ourselves deeply intend to become… then we are ourselves taking a step to distance ourselves from proceeding towards our own objective. Therefore establish that your yearning to acquire knowledge is intense and pure. Ensure before the cosmic mind that you sincerely urge to intervene and open all channels of knowledge for you. We at desire2will.com endeavor to install the learning under discipline and trigger the process of enablement. Dinesh kumar</p><strong>About the Author:</strong><br />www.desire2will.com<p> Article Source: <a href='http://www.articleseen.com/Article_Respect-Age--Merit-if-thy-truly-seek-Knowledge-(learning)_71751.aspx'> http://www.articleseen.com/Article_Respect Age & Merit if thy truly seek Knowledge (learning). _71751.aspx</a></p>

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