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Inner Peace!

A hundred channels to watch, a hundred websites to shop on, a hundred fonts to decorate! The list itself is endless.

In this limitless world with so many options, we still end up, unsatisfied with all the possible options.

What we all lack is that personal satisfaction, be it as simple as 1 round of Panipuri. When you gulp that last golgappa in your wide open mouth, all you want to feel is,"It was worth it! worth the cravings!" So why are we so unsatisfied all the time? why can't we just choose and be happy with it. Why do we have to go through the rigorous selection process just to make sure that whatever we chose is the right one.

Humans survived by the sole law of "Survival of the fittest" . So its in our genes to choose the best. It goes beyond the survival instincts. But the same instinct has made us so needy. Our endless needs and the thirst for satisfaction puts us in a difficult situation. Inner peace is not so easy as those swishy Kung-fu moves of Po, it should come within. The first and foremost step to inner peace is acceptance, When you accept and move on, when you start to distinguish between need and necessity, we attain Inner Peace! 

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