Age of Philosophy

Would any philosopher have imagined that the days will come when his philosophy will be considered a status quo to discuss but dustbin stuff to live upon!

To discuss philosophy and to act up on it is two different worlds. I respect philosophers who have been the great students of life. Great philosophers are great because…

Life for them is not just to seek self comfort but to seek life…

They might bother about what they earn but much more they bother how they earn…

Society and relationships are important but truth is much more important…

Situation based compromises are not their lifestyle but to die for what they believe is their lifestyle….

Though their all findings not necessarily relative or true but still their courage to invest their precious years in the search of life, requires my hats off.

Many families give sarcastic look to the world best writings but regularly read the newspaper special addition fantasized stories! Watch TV Soap Opera which are of far cheaper quality than these best writers' reality! And finally fail to guide own children not to waste money and time in forwarding SMS or Mail or Conversations which they do consciously or unconsciously to identify them with the present marketing age! [My observation of marketing age has derived from my observation of Religious, Social and Corporate entities i.e. Presentation is much more important rather then actual facts/beliefs/truth!]

Departure of 20^th century and entrance gate of 21^st century has witnessed hundreds of intellectuals interested in discussing way of life. In the age of mobiles and internet it's fashion to forward cool quotations and ideas. Intellectuals acting in this manner actually serve the society and sometime even harm the society. The enlighten personnel of society always compares a speaker or sender's philosophy with his/her respective actual life.

"shu pamish hu aa jag aagal swet hansala ni chaal chaali?

[What will I achieve proving the world that I am a white swan?]

Hriday na ek khune afsos ni bang che pokarani…!

[When my inner conscious has mocked me!]