21st November 2012
`One's perception of time was relative to one's desire for its passage.'?
Beth Fantaskey
What have you done with your last five minutes? Could you have done something different? What are your plans for the next five minutes? Did you enjoy your last five minutes?
Sometimes we don't realise how precious is the resource we have in our hand until it disappears. Time is such a resource. Whatever we do in our time, we should enjoy, since we may not get another opportunity to live those moments once again.
Couple of days ago my daughter sent these lines from a Hindi ghazal by Hariharan:
Enjoy every moment to your fullest, since life is nothing but?a waft of breath
It takes only a split second to make or break a life,? life is? like this house of dew on a wall of flowers ( so fresh yet delicate, and momentary )
You should embrace the strangest moments in life with a smile, since life is that road which twists and turns at every step
Do whatever you want to whenever you can, you never know if life is as long as few years or is probably just a few moments
You can listen to this soul touching ghazal by following this link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEKibg7nhi0
Remember, you live only once. Live every millisecond!
N C Sridharan
www.thetimefoundation.com
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Source: http://thetimefoundation.blogspot.com/2012/11/time-management-100-thoughts-for-self_20.html
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