The Challenges in the Dimensions of Life.

Under the topic of  Emergence of life, I wrote about the magical boom of life and its purpose as that life of any person is to help another person and we all live in our chosen path only for the purpose of serving another person in some way. The happiness we derive from doing it effectively is all our life about. Now, under the challenges of the dimensions of life, I want to bring in three conceptual foundations to the magical boom, starting with the developments made to our lives by some other people and how we are reaping the benefits of it, ( you can also be one of that creator of a benefit for another). Discussing about that, I get reminded about the scientific developments being made, and how can it harness or hamper a human progress through the difficulties. Though it keeps us connected, I often question myself if that connection is really strong. Yes, for a while we use it in our professional life, it becomes a key to productivity. We live in a world of instant gratification. Our fast paced lives are increasingly taking a toll on our patience and tempers to the extent that the smallest things can veer us out of control. Talking of such, the first conceptual foundation is about the scientific developments, and the connection it has on us as a key to productivity in case we use it to harness the resources better and also not to hamper the opportunities available to others.

 Next up, I thought of viewing our mind and heart as an organization. The kind of process which goes into each decision making is like how an organization functions. In such a case, I felt there are three points, like a triangle inside us, which are the subconscious mind, conscious mind and our heart. A few decisions need logic and while a few needs to be taken with our rationale, and which controls the other is a question to be answered. While heart always looks to be in the comfort zone, the conscious mind is a cautious one which refrains the emotions which goes into making a decision. The key here is the sub conscious mind. Coming second in the line of the conceptual foundations is the decentralization of what I called as the organization. Let, your heart decide and pursue what it wants, and the conscious mind decide if it is the correct path, and when these two accept and fall in line, take it to your sub conscious mind and that becomes your dream and you’ll never shy away from making your efforts to reach the goal, and trust me your actions will be fueled by your own self-motivation and inspiration from within.

Subsequently, an interesting theory falls into this. Personnel management in many organizations these days is about providing a person to maintain the employee- employer relationship, and the newer version of it is the human resource management. Going by our own version of viewing ourselves as an organization, It is important to connect ourselves (employee) to the employer, I might say God as our employer and end up discussing and debating leaving out the purpose, so to those who feel this unacceptable plainly put it as connecting ourselves (the relation) with our parents. How often, including me, we have argued over nothing, fought for our desires or prayed only when we were in such a dire need for anything. Have we ever thought of thanking our parents or the God for gifting us this beautiful life? We hardly do, because we have all pushed ourselves to such an extent that we proudly say it aloud and make announcement about our hatred, but shy away and be scared to express our love, purging anger from the mind is important, as it hampers the character. It is like throwing flame on others with the intent to burn them down, but ultimately you burn yourself before they do.

Looking back, We have got three conceptual foundations, which includes 

• Using the available resources to harness ourselves, and not hamper others.
• Connecting the three dots within ourselves, that is you decentralize your own organization.
• Personnel management of yourself to ensure you show gratitude;Controlling anger. 

Imagine, If you really understood the purpose of your life, wouldn't you feel mocked at your own thoughts and actions? If you feel, yes, then choose your way wisely.