Destiny beckons!

My favorite Buddhist saying is…“You cannot step into the same river twice!”

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Recently someone asked me “Why do a few people who were once very close to us then become distant…unreasonably?”  I said “Well! You are right but then there was more unreasonable thing that you missed out upon – ‘How in the first place did they come to us out of the blue?’…

…‘How there were so many people in the class but you befriended one?’… ‘How you got your first client by sheer coincidence’… ‘How you suddenly fell in love with someone although you knew that person for long but never felt that before’… or ‘How you found a room-partner before you found a room?’…    

Life is a stream…and has a natural flow to it. That flow is governed by a higher force at work! People are drawn to us and then are withdrawn away, not at their own will, but at command of that higher force! Problem starts when we try to resist the flow…

… ‘When we repeatedly call someone who has moved on?’… ‘When we keep SMSing to those who have deleted our contact-details’… ‘When we convince people to stay when they don’t want to be there anymore?’ … ‘When we keep looking at fb-accounts of people who have already gone past us’…!

Well! Don’t push it hard! If it’s not coming naturally then it only means that it doesn’t have a role in the grand plan now! Don’t question the relevance of what you can’t understand…Trust that beyond reason lies a higher force called ‘Destiny’…taking us towards our ‘Destinations’.

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And Yes! …Focus on those who the flow has now brought into your life…equally unreasonably!

…Destiny beckons!

About Sandeep Atre

Dr. Sandeep Atre: • Counseling Psychologist and an internationally recognized ‘Emotional & Social Intelligence’ Expert, with experience of more than two decades in helping people ‘sort out’ and ‘excel in’ intrapersonal and interpersonal matters. He holds a PhD in Management and a Master’s degree in Psychology (www.dratrecounsels.com). • Founder of Socialigence – a venture specializing in development of ‘Social & Emotional Intelligence’ and its offshoot interpersonal skills through workshops and an award-winning online course rooted in neuroscience and psychology (www.socialigence.net). • Author of two books related to his domain, namely - “Understanding Emotions Logically” and “Observing Nonverbal Behavior”; and third book on various aspects of life, named “Two Paras of Everyday Wisdom”. Moreover, the collection of his Nazms and Ghazals is published as a book titled “Baat Jazbaat Ki”. • Corporate Trainer, with experience of close to two decades. Has conducted 150+ workshops/sessions for 50+ organizations & institutions like CSC, Cummins, Piramal, Ranbaxy, Lupin, Bridgestone, Michelin, Eicher, Maruti, Force, Idea, Airtel, NBHC, SBI, HDFC, L&T, Zydus, Thapar University, Banasthali, Narsee Monjee, Symbiosis, IIFM Bhopal, Azim Premji University, Nirma, Welingkar & IBS Hyderabad. • Co-Founder and Director of CH EdgeMakers – a leading ‘Coaching and Training’ organization of central India for more than 24 years. He has trained close to 100 thousand students for ‘Soft Skills’ & ‘Entrance & Recruitment Preparation’ (www.ch-india.com). • ‘Management Speaker and Orator’. Has featured at platforms like TEDx, IIM, IIT, NIT, CII, YI, CII-IWN, TCS, IMA, ICAI, ECA, ISHRAE, NEN, Sahodaya, Aditya Birla Education Academy, Round Table, LinkedIn Local, Rotary International, MP State’s Teachers’ Training, Academic Staff College DAVV, Police University Rajasthan, Police Training Academy Indore & more than 100 institutions. • Member of noted associations and boards. Has been an ‘Executive Committee’ member of Indore Management Association. Associate Editor of IMA publications. Governing Council Member of Banasthali University’s SBBJ Centre for Research in MSME & Promotion of Entrepreneurship in Women. Executive Member of IMS, DAVV Alumni Association. Member of Rotary International’s ‘Group Study Exchange’ team to Minnesota, USA. ESI Coach with FWSA Australia. Note: For glimpses of work, watch YouTube Channel ‘Dr. Sandeep Atre at Socialigence’.
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