Losing Strategy

The word losing is always been a one that word one had a ‘phobia’ or always had a oppression over it. There are several attitudes towards the ‘losing’, which decides in base , which ‘type’ of people we are , as the people popularly say as people with ‘positive’ or ‘negative’ attitude.
In world, people talk about two strategies ‘The winning’ and ‘the losing’, but people fail to understand that the latter is opposite of the other. Thomas Alva Edison has famously quoted on the above said theory as “We now know a thousand ways not to build a light bulb”. This shows how he made attempts to change his ‘losing strategy’ a ‘winning’ one.

Now, the other attitude of losing is the famous word ‘fate’. People when they win they contribute their winning or success to themselves. But, if they lose they vow it to ‘fate’. This has become the path of escapism to the youth and they do not even try if their peers or their relatives support their escapism.
There is a need to stress the youth, and their peers about learning to listening to the instinct or ‘inner voice or call’. If the voice inside you says go for the decision or get back, listen to it. It is the best adviser in the attitude of losing. You try to depend on yourself and become motivated and will try to work hard. I often call it as the ‘voice of god’, the importance of it will be better known when one tries it and makes an unbiased decision from it.

The peer pressure is one of the very vital issues that a person has to undergo these days. The man in today’s world has to satisfy everything and everyone near him. One, if he understands the need of interaction with himself has never lost.
Hindu scriptures are the finest source for such learning from our instincts. The scriptures try to differentiate between the body and the soul (atman). The atman is formless, knowledgeable, and full of bliss always. The Advaita school of thought teaches us to attain such bliss from the atman, which will help us to attain the moksha (salvation). The theory is basically for attaining the eternal salvation.
If we try to understand the theory in the day to day life basis, we must have to differentiate ourselves from the decisions or the life we are currently leading, which will make ourselves think ‘Who am I?’ The question is base for any spiritual learning.

Eventually, the question leads to differentiation of ourselves, the ultimate atman with the worldly things and the decisions which we take will be of no bias. The atman is to be associated with the instinct voice now. If we listen to the ‘instinct voice’ or the ‘voice of god’, eventually the things here states will surely happen in life leading to success in everyone’s life