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Random Musings for College Students: Part Two
Random Musings for College Students: Part Two
Random Musings for College Students: Part Two
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I started excavated the sleeping ideas and decided to give them the shapes of essays, articles, and stories to help my students develop the art of writing.

In this series I am presenting random writings which are definitely going to help school and college students if you are pursuing your career studies in Literature or Social sciences. The writing may seem to be not systematically planned, after all they are Random Musings.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherRaja Sharma
Release dateMar 5, 2012
ISBN9781465835512
Random Musings for College Students: Part Two
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Raja Sharma

Raja Sharma is a retired college lecturer.He has taught English Literature to University students for more than two decades.His students are scattered all over the world, and it is noticeable that he is in contact with more than ninety thousand of his students.

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    Random Musings for College Students - Raja Sharma

    Random Musings for College Students: Part Two

    Raja Sharma

    Copyright@2012 Raja Sharma

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    Chapter One: Life is this and Life is that

    I remember the time when our teacher in school used to present very beautiful definitions of life. Many of them used to be contrastive like Life is struggle and Life is divine and beautiful, but it was very difficult for the tender minds to analyze the truth behind the lines. Anyway, many accumulated ideas brought me to college and the introduction to logic and creative writing gave an absolutely new dimension to my thinking. I began to see the life in the light of Christianity, Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, Marxism, and so on. But that was not all, the great writers and their writers had a very deep impact on my psyche.

    Notwithstanding so many infused ideas and theories, I was always in search of something which could fairly satisfy me as to what life is or what life means. Having read more than 18000 books, including novels, I have come to a very strange and satisfying conclusion that I don’t know what life is. Yes, scientifically it can be called a process, and philosophically or spiritually it can be called a dream or journey but nothing substantial comes out.

    If someone comes to ask me what life is, I will definitely tell that person to kindly visit me when I am on my death bed, with a few breaths remaining to inform him what my life has been or was. I am sure even at that time the definition of life will be very personal and biased and it will not fit everyone. My conclusion of life will be on the basis of my own experiences and if I try to add a few points it will be the addition of lies to the pure thought.

    So now I can eloquently say that there can not be any generalization of the terms like life, death. Joy, Sorrow. etc. because they all are very personal experiences. I pity the wisdom of the writers of those thick volumes which are so ceremoniously and religiously

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