With the
advent of modern technology and social media, are we forgetting to live the
moment? It looks like we are always
bothered about what others are doing and present ourselves better than that, showing
we are enjoying life more than any other person, we are on cloud nine. We are
more bothered how many likes and applauding comments we get for our posts. To get more likes and positive comments if we
really work for it it’s okay. But just
boasting and putting up false information only leads to problems and unhappiness. Every person is unique with some unique
quality. Let us realise it and try to
grow the way we want in life.
In the last
week of January I attended a conference where a cultural programme is arranged
with Shri Sukhvinder Singh as the main participant of the music concert. The programme was supposed to start at
8PM. As a VIP singer, the singer came
after 9.30PM. Audience were all excited. Many stood up with their mobile phones to capture
the event live. Instead of enjoying the
live program many wanted to capture it and watch it later or show to their
friends. We waited for an hour. Unfortunately he never sang even one song
completely, always looking and directing the orchestra or junior singers to
catch up where he had stopped or trying to explain and teach the tune. The program was very disappointing. After an hour everybody started walking
out. We too walked out.
