Friday, November 22, 2019

Unconditionality- My all time favorite Policy!


Yet another Noisy-neurons day. It is one of the toughest situations, you put yourself into when your sleep gets disturbed at 12.30 AM for unknown reasons and you constantly fail resuming it. Usually music helps to put me back to sleep, but it couldn’t help today. Accepting the failure is better sometimes and so I did come here to my own space. Writing is one of the mind massaging tasks to me 😊 It just helps me to introspect and have a better clarity on anything! Oh yeah, I had to tell what this  post is about. As usual, visiting blog with sleep-disturbed-neurons means, I din have anything predetermined to write. Though my neurons are so tired but are  flashing back some light to me and of course they will only help me with a day-old scenario.  I said they are tired right 😊 otherwise too, my memory is becoming weaker these days and I am unable to remember ppl faces and their names, may be too much of training instances are difficult to handle 😊  Lets lock the topic before I start meandering again. It is one of my favourite policies, “unconditionality”!

A faculty came to my cabin yesterday, he is a young doctorate and a friend of my research scholar and also my co-faculty, Srini. He was fretting and fuming about going unrecognized despite doing hard work and helping all the professors with the funded project proposals. Before he got so serious, I just told him, “Most of the people talk to us with many calculations in mind and they may or may not repay”. He asked, “If I collaborate with you or help you, won’t you give me a small recognition at least”. I said, “yes, I will”. He said, “then why not them?”. I told him, “How can I give guarantee for someone else whose control is not with me”. He said, “No I am not able to accept”. I started smiling and asked his age, “he said he is 30” and I said, “I am 36 and you will get my point clear when you reach 36”. He also started smiling and said, “may be”. It was a very short conversation and I had to leave for a meeting soon after this but then I was like thinking how people get frustrated when they have some expectations that go unfulfilled 😊

Long back until I reached 30+ even I had expectations with people.  Have tied to please people in the family and friends but yes may failures and disappointments mould you as a better person. What I learnt was people don’t fulfil your expectations and it is wiser to have zero expectations towards anyone. This unconditional policy has given a lot of peace and yeah happiness and have changed my perception towards life. When you treat people with zero bias (machine learning terminology? 😊) they will gradually understand and maybe they will start treating you the same way you did. Zero bias also induce  reduced complexity in your behaviour. You don’t need to change your behaviour  person to person and you see it is so difficult to remember all the calculations connected with a person like  “what they will repay ,when they will repay and how much they will repay?” It is all utter non sense and Karma of course takes care 😊  Most of the times, I have got help from unknown persons. Many times this has happened and I am sure they did not have any calculations with me so its fair enough to reflect the same.




Yes, you get abundant peace. I seriously these days laugh like anything (of course yes to myself 😊) when people get boiled for silly reasons and yeah these days, I am not able to boil up my blood though I feel like I should. It is okay . Anyways people don’t change for us and It is mere waste of time and energy boiling our blood. The point I am trying to make is simple. It is purely our choice to treat people the way we want or the way they deserve but treating them with predictions for future benefits will surely fail 😊  

Yes, you get abundant love. This is very important. An unconditional love given pays back in huge not in terms of money or any business benefits 😊, I am pointing on the positivity that is generated around us. May be the more positivity enters, the less negativity prevails, may be this can even weaken the negativity if at all it is existing around still.

Yes, it does change people’s behaviour  towards you, the same way you  expected initially. I have personally experienced this . When you keep treating people better than they do to you, they will never ever have a choice than changing for you and this is a real victory but this takes a huge time .

I think I should stop her and I need a small nap to gear up for the day and 3 hrs exam invigilation duty awaiting in the afternoon and  my reduced sleep will surely have an impact. Let us see how it goes. Have a fantastic day ahead 😊
And yes, thanks for reading

Subalalitha





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