An Allegory on Conformity

There was a village inhabited by scrawny people. They often wondered, why they never put on weight?

Once, in their village came an obese girl. The villagers switched their gaze towards her, as if she was an alien. They gathered around her. Suddenly, someone from the crowd threw a stone at her. The others replicated the same. They killed the lady. After killing her, they burnt her body. But within few hours, they were filled with guilt. They cried for what they had done. They mourned for months. 

The following year, a cheerful man passed their village. His whistles attracted the attention of the village children, who then informed about the man to their parents. In no time, all the villagers circled around him. They started beating him up. He tried to escape but the might of the crowd overpowered him. He died a tragic death. Then the villagers begin to smile, laugh, sing and dance. From then on, they live happily ever after. 

5 MISTAKES YOU SHOULD NEVER MAKE AT WORK PLACE

Opinions are strictly personal. No harm intended.

1. Never engage in a romantic liaison with your co-worker until and unless this romance ends in marriage. The chances of one of you leaving the office is high if ever the relationship meets a breaking point. 

2. Never assume that your colleagues are your friends. They are just there for their jobs and the pay cheque, but when it comes to promotion they will look out for themselves and overthrow you.

3. Never discuss your personal life with your co-workers. Refrain from sharing your future plans.

4. Even if you don't agree with your boss, never share it with your co-workers, keep it to yourself because everything you share might be used against you. It takes no time to reach the boss' ears.

5. If you feel the office where you work promotes toxic environment and is making you a person you are not proud of then better to resign and be free from all the worries. 

Doctors For Nagaland

I have realised something and I want to write about it. Parents should encourage their children to be what they want to be, if only their child's dreams are realistic. Parents with well balanced minds won't be motivating their kids to be Spider-Man or Ironman no? My generation, the Millennials, belonged to that batch of Naga parenting where the home career counseling session focused on sitting for either UPSC or NPSC to get into the prestigious Civil Service. The session is now attended by the Generation Z. 

Serving the society is a noble deed. There are many ways to achieve this goal. However, the closest one is, be a medical practitioner. Till date, our state has not produced any renowned cardiologist or neurologist or oncologist whose skills are renowned all over the country or say our region (Northeast), to say the least. Our state is in  dire need of high functioning doctors (medicine). Men are mortal, diseases are going to stay with its deadlier version each passing year. Hence, this small state of ours need medical practitioners who are dedicated and brave to fight this battle, but above all, who are ethical and are true to the Oath. 

Hippie Grass

If lavender was green,

make me a salad. 

If you were charming and true,

wrote a poem for you.

When the tea was warm,

rain had its romance.

But when I figured out the past,

the future looked bleak.

When the rays hit the bar,

rainbows dance to your brow.

When we were traveling,

we lost the map to the road.

I have a string,

but the band won't march for the lost glory. 

And That's A Wrap: I AM HE

It was not the usual Sunday morning, that Sunday, she felt like Jesus. Every new day was marked with new personality, new avatar. She read few chapters from the Book of John and could not wait to claim her reason for her birth in this world. She thanked Lord the Father for opening her eyes, asked for forgiveness for all the sins she had committed and promised to lead a life as pious as Jesus. She went to the kitchen, took a glass filled with water and commanded, “I am the Lord! I have turned this water into wine.”

She called her younger sister and asked her to drink the water, her sister being the rascal she was, played along. Within seconds she spilled it out. She said, “OMG! It’s wine. You are a miracle worker.”

She smiled.

She headed towards her father and asked, “You are free from all your sickness.” Her father looked at her in awe and replied, “My BP medicines are over will get some tomorrow.”

She pulled his hairs and shouted, “Go away, go away, sickness go away.”

 Hearing the commotion, her mom ran out from the bathroom wrapped only in a cotton towel. She cried, “My child, it’s time to admit you.”

Survived 2023...

2024, here we go....