I have concluded my contemplations, experiences & revelations so many times in last 2 years. That would usually sum up as 1-2 sentences and I would often tell myself ‘This is it!‘ However, ‘this’ became ‘that‘ and so on until one day I was blessed enough to know unconditional love. Since then, I have stopped concluding the working of universe, meaning of life and its purpose 
Conclusions are like fractals of time
A friend of mine called these conclusions as fractals of time. In fact, that’s what I felt at one point of time and it often drove me crazy during my days at college and later on. One thought merging in other and so on… That’s how all these conclusions seemed to merge within each other.
To me, Unconditional love is the common string
I had been searching for the common string of all those blissful thoughts and experiences and conclusions. One after other, they would appear and disappear once again. Life is completely new everyday and that is the reason why one conclusion seems to be struggling against the reality ‘at-the -moment’. Unconditional love is no doubt, the greatest power I have experienced. It is the common string of all those wonderful thoughts, incidents, experiences, feelings ……
Posted by meetibatra on November 27, 2010 at 9:44 am
definetely…….. this is it
but here i would like to say if you would have not madeearlier conclusions you would have never reached this ultimate conclusion
it is GOD,S way of teaching us
step by step
a baby is born …..he crawls……learns to stand…holds things n walks….holds parents hands….stumbles….falls…..n then one day….leaves all the things n runs
similarly we go to pre.nursery….nursery…school…university…
couldGOD have not avoided all this …if HE wanted we could have also walked on birth like cubs n babies of animals
NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE FOR HIM…but…we as souls took human birth to learn…learn everything…step by step
so don,t regret
ths is HISway of teaching to make us super humans n then super souls
Posted by Kamal Thakur on November 27, 2010 at 3:56 pm
Well said meeti
Things happen one by one and the previous happening is always the foundation of what happens next 
Posted by Nandini on November 27, 2010 at 5:39 pm
Well said…
Yesterday I saw one documentary “Terror in Mumbai”. It is based on 26/11. It had Kasab-police conversation in the hospital, and all the talks over phone between gunmen and their leader (LeT). It was really horrifying. I realized, some of them have been CONDITIONED from their childhood to be like what they have become now. What if they also had got chance to go to good schools instead of terrorist schools. Wouldn’t they be spreading good values and thinking good thoughts, like we all are doing. Childhood is innocent and it decides what we are going to be, not entirely, but it still is the foundation. Is it entirely right to conclude every time about others? There were lot many questions which came into my mind after I watched it. I really feel sad about what religion has become now. Killing people. God.
Posted by Kamal Thakur on November 28, 2010 at 4:34 am
Like Science, religion has its two sides. It could unify people, create civilizations and give people a set of ideals to live with. Similarly those ideals could be manipulated to rule over a set of people. Those civilizations could be enslaved on the name of religion.
What terrorists are doing is not religious at all. It is madness. It is utter madness that is a result of lifelong conditioning they have gone through.
I wonder how badly their fundamentals are torn apart when they get ready to give up their lives for a cause that is not religious, moral and right at all.
A handful of men have always manipulated religion.
‘Church’ was widely used as a tool to rule people for centuries.
‘Islam’ was used as a tool by invaders to enslave populations for centuries. In past, manipulators were mostly kings. Now we have religious leaders and politicians doing that part.
Hinduism is the religion where this manipulation was carried out on a class-caste basis. Kings and dynasties have manipulated it far less than others. However, class-caste based discrimination are the bitter consequences that are still around.
People are now waking up. It is my conviction that light is not far
Posted by Nandini on November 28, 2010 at 7:23 am
Let’s hope so
Posted by Kamal Thakur on November 28, 2010 at 2:46 pm
Lets make a decision
Hoping for things is an old idea 
Posted by Nandini on November 30, 2010 at 12:41 pm
Yeah let’s make it. But, Hope won’t be outdated ever.
Posted by Kamal Thakur on December 3, 2010 at 2:44 pm
Okay ji.