in my under graduation I have studied many literary books. In fact i can say that I have enjoyed many books. We were exposed to new syllabus. So having original text in hand is a sign of studious student!!! Sounds funny but true. No, no I didn't have much text books but it may be either one or two.. and I never kept books in my hands, for me it was such a old fashioned ..I have a bag for it. We were lucky that our teaching faculty used to bring original text in the classroom. So we can see the cover pages of it and having quotes from it. In syllabus we have works from the authors like: William Shakespeare, Henrik Ibsen, Toru Dutt, Gandhiji, John Dryden, Rabindranath Tagore, John Osborn, Adulus Huxley, Jane Austen, etc. Criticism is also by R.J Rees.
That’s how literature is the firm part of myself. As other basic needs
like thirst, hunger, fatigue, reading too is necessity for me. I learn many
things from literature. I would try my
best to express it in words….
Literature gives me patience. Patience in the sense, wait until you are
not shown both the sides of the coin, don’t rush in anything or for any one.
Take your time. Let the time come…
Literature teaches me detachments. When you are in the crisis or
unfavourable situation just detach yourself from the situation. This detachment
can makes you able to judge the situation more clearly. It helps you to realise
your mistakes if any. It may be save your relations. It may be control unwanted
feelings of annoying, disgust and anger.
Literature taught me compassion, that engenders from the dealing; just
put yourself at the other person’s place and try to see the things… And this
makes me to forgive easily. But at a time it stops me to question the thing and
sometimes I feel I am cheated. Now I am learning do what you heart suggests.
It is more difficult for me to point out what I have learned…as I never
read for learning. Rather when I read the original text, I used to write my
reflections in the book, in the margin area. After that I forgot it…and lose
the track.
I have studied books of the author like Arthur Miller, Gandhiji, Ibsen,
Rabindranath Tagore, Shakespeare, Dryden
, bacon , Huxley, etc. But I was just weaving bye bye to my teen age and
welcoming my youth..at that time, I just not take seriously all that stuff.
Critical eyesight was yet to develop. Was just having wonder in the eyes,
opening beautiful and tender (seems tin that age now laughed at) some so called
creative facts and findings from that book obviously with meaning .I like..
Trying my best to be true to me and this blog, I would like share some
more… from poems I learn the how beautifully one can express even negative
feelings too. The way of expressions changes many things, as it affects lots of
things.
I do not have original text of English essays but yes during my schooling
I am lucky to read essays of Javaharlal lNaheru, Kaka Kalelkar, Umashankar
Joshi, Manubhai Pancholi etc. writers’
essays. I learn how lightly and dhow heavily one can present thoughts with
convincing tone. I have also read humorous articles by Jyotindra Dave, Vinod
Bhatt, Ratilal Borisagar. It shows how to laugh on the situation, but I doubt if
I can implement it every time..!!!!
Seems too long na...but One most important thing I have learn is
that I am human being, and no human
beings are perfect. Accept your self s human being. Try to be calm and take it
easy.. Do not rush to be perfect. Just be you. Master your skills but not in
the cost of anything else. Practise daily, not for win the race but for more
new then yesterday, a step ahead.
During these two years, I learn to expand myself. Show that you love
yourself. Relearn the things. Unlearn the old learning. Question everything… and
be confident. Creative ideas have no competition as it based on one’s mind and
each one is less or mere creative in his or her own way… Never say no to do
anything. Do not know what opportunity it brings to you….Be open enough that
you can be you in every condition….
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