ASAB auditorium Screening and the Bad Luck!

ASAB auditorium Screening and the Bad Luck!

Posted by Abstraction Personified

The match today was a real awesome row between India and Pakistan. Die hard cricket fans all over the place. The event, a tremendous hit for NBioS but not so hit as a whole. The game, although very interesting, kept people at the edge of their seats through out the 3 hour period.

Capital Delights was offering pizza, lasagna, cupcakes and brownies at a stall. The stalls for face painting and Tea & soft drinks happened to be the center of attention through out the event.

And YES. TEDxRawalLake team was around too. :D

Just one word, epic fun! The people were acting a little weird, especially the car fiasco, the "roothi hassena" and everything but as a whole - A Completely Wow-ish-ly Amazing Time! :D

Sad part, Pakistan lost. :/

Yeah. That's what i meant with the title of the post. Even after putting up a very good show, Pakistan still lost. :(

Anyways, good game from the green shirts! And We support green no matter what happens 'cause believe it or not, We Bleed GREEN!

PAKISTAN <3

But I still wonder is it Pakistan or is it the jinxed ASAB auditorium. Every match that has ever been screened in the ASAB auditorium always ends at a sad note.

Moral of the story: ASAB Auditorium is jinxed with Pakistan's defeat.

BUT. PAKISTAN, Hamari Jaan. <3

Antidotes?

Antidotes?

Posted by Abstraction Personified

If life was short of antidotes, the human race wouldn't have evolved and been as happy and revolutionary as it is. A human mind is in a constant phase of restless dynamics. It functions the best in the toughest of times.

When the times are tough, and the life is taking its toll on people, only then is a ray of light treasured. A single ray of light, which goes unnoticed during the day is the antidote to darkness.

When a human mind faces restless dynamics, A single, tiny - little happiness can drive away the restlessness and turn the mind and soul into centers of peace. The antidote to restlessness is happiness which leads to a peaceful mind. Thus, channelizing the energies of the body and soul into a productive business.

However, they say peace is only a phase that comes between two wars. It would lose its meaning if the war, in this case restlessness, ceases to exist.

A problem is a problem till the time it is not considered one, once it is considered, it no longer remains a problem. The solution eventually follows up. Hence, restlessness does not remain a problem.

But then, why does the human soul strive to achieve peace? Peace of mind, peace of body, peace of soul? The most logical answer to this is that restlessness is just like an ocean - tiny droplets of water flowing together but losing their own value. These very water droplets, are a treasure when they rain down on a desert.

This makes me wonder what is this restlessness actually? What is it composed of, like an ocean would be composed to water droplets? The ocean has the power to engulf gigantic ships and cruises, cover thousands of miles and smash against the rocks as if the anger and wrath of God is being unleashed. What power does this restlessness have in it?

Probably restlessness is just an ocean of thoughts. An ocean of negative thoughts. A reservoir of negative energies. Then what would be the antidote to it? Happiness can be a temporary solution which restricts the problem but does not completely solve it. In that case, what would be the actual solution? They say, energy is interchangable. It can be changed from one form to another but the question remains, how? How to change a whole reservoir of negative energy, negative emotions, negative thoughts into positive ones?

A day out in Lahore

A day out in Lahore

Posted by Abstraction Personified

21st june 2012, 1:53 am
From 341 to 343!
So im sitting in a room numbered 343, Al-Haram Hostels, Lahore!
Yes u got that right. LAHORE. *makes the pukey face*
What am i doing here?
Well i came to Lahore for an internship which I expected to be fun. But it didn't turn out that way.
I had always spent my life listening Lahore never sleeps, Lahore is the most fun place EVERRR, the life in Islamabad is so boring, one should ALWAYS choose to live in Lahore. All crap, I tell you. All crap.
All these things did bring me to Lahore. But it didn't have its "woo-ing" effect on me like it has on countless other people. The city has, so far, been a complete disappointment for me. The "MM ALAM ROAD" which I expected would be a "double-carpeted-metal road with shopping plazas and food places on both the sides" was a completely pathetic and bumpy road. The good part about it was the branded shops occasionally seen by its side (which of course were of no use to me then). Another good thing about MM ALAM was what it was famous for (at least what I knew from my "few, snob" friends from Lahore). The food places at both the sides of the road. Well. But they all of them offer the same kind of food. The atmosphere of the cafes was no different from that of Islamabad's cafeterias. We visited 3 cafes in a day. Had a-lot of chocolate. So much that i felt i had a chocolate over dose.

Khair, that's that about the day.
I wonder when would baba turn up. I'm tired of him delaying his arrival. And I'm also tired of asking him to come sooner again and again and again and again.
I hope he comes soon. Really looking forward to it.

(Published late, like VERY late)