Understanding Human Psychology

Life is all about moving on. What is there today is not necessarily going to be tomorrow; be it person, thing, or situation. At most times, we wonder, why we thought, the way we did, in the past. We also at times, regret spoiling our mood for that moment, which today, makes no sense to us, and is also a topic to laugh on. Life is too short to get serious. Change is the only constant in life. Accepting that change is a factor which will be there everywhere, is the only way we can move on. We are creatures of habit, hence change is difficult to accept. Change is also termed by us, humans, as good and bad. We think it is a matter of great effort to make it actually happen. But the truth is, if there was no change, newness, th e old would never be redundant, life would be dull, boring. So I look forward, positively, to all the change..as life is all about moving on...

Disasters are of two kinds, Natural and Manmade. When they are manmade, the blame is purely on the fellow humans who are responsible for the acts of cruelty. But, are all-natural disasters, truly Natural? Hmm…to a certain extent… maybe…but I feel to an extent we humans also are party to its planning. Slow and steady, we have abused the planet, and it is now giving it all back to us, in bits and parts. The rains that flooded the streets and households of Mumbai on 26 th July 2005 were to some extent a result of the extensive littering of plastic bags that chocked the drains. That was the time when the truly human side of every citizen of Mumbai was revealed. Most people were out on the streets, from the comfort of their homes to help those in need with food packets and water. The disastrous earthquake in the Himalayan country, Nepal, has taught us the good side of human nature. Thousand and lakhs of distorted citizens, tourists are terrified by the massive destruction caused.