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About Me

I am more drawn to abstract thinking. I like to idealize, create new ideas, and evaluate, implement and develop existing ones. This is what goes on in my mind most of the time. Apart from that I am a normal human being who loves great ideas, insights, creativity, philosophy,poetry, movies, arts.

Location:
India, Mumbai
Current organization:
Rajarambapu Institute Of Technology
Current role:
Engineering student
Gender:
Male
I am:
Blogger, Brainstormer, Change Agent, Concerned citizen, Engineer, Explorer, Global soul, Idea generator, Inventor, Student
Languages:
English, Marathi, Hindi
My website links:
Loving 2012
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I'm passionate about

inspiration,creativity, innovation, Self Discovery, Ideas, Spirituality, Truth, Nature of Perception, Consciousness, Philosophy, Meaning of Life, Love, Peace

An idea worth spreading

Education can not be a time wasting process. It should not be a process which bounds one in narrow confinement of competition. The goal of education should be transcendence. And it should be achieved by co-operation of everybody involved in the process. Education is what we give to ourselves and we will have to be more concerned about it than we are concerned with any other issue facing mankind. In education lies the future of mankind. And there is need to constantly update the way in we indulge in this process as a society.

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your purpose(Why are you on earth), Life, Psychology, Truth, Films, Innovative ideas, Electrical engineering, Human Potential, Love, Inspiring People, Thinkers, Your Original Thought

People don't know that I'm good at

Joking( I seriously believe people don't know this...see, a joke here too. Don't worry if you didn't get it. It wasn't that funny) Writing, Poetry, Philosophy, Reviewing Movies, Imagination&,,,,,,,,

My TED Story

Got to watch some amazing thinkers here. Inspires me a lot. Someday I too will be presenting at TED.

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    A comment on Conversation: What should the revolutionized Education System be like?

    Jul 12 2012: Thank you William for your reply. I do appreciate your ideas.
    I agree with you that the education system should be oriented to produce independent thinkers.
    It should encourage people who think out of box.
    It should help people develop and utilize new ways of thinking instead of making them adhere to someone else's thinking. In addition i believe it is equally important that education system should prepare us for life. Not just intellectually but also emotionally. I mean what it is we are seeking in life? At the end is it not finding some sort of joy? And is it not that our lives are run by emotions rather than intelligence, however we may refuse this? For Education system has focused so much on intellect that it has sidetracked the emotional nature of human beings.
    I don't think that schools are places where we find ourselves happy, joyful, and stress-free. Too much intelligence ruins joy. And no school prepares us so that we can deal with emotions in our lives. Instead we are told to mange them.
    Why cant we accept the emotional part of ourselves. As there are poor thinking processes so are there poor feelings. Shouldn't we prepare our children so that they can keep themselves from harm due to bad thinking, and bad feelings?
    I believe we as a society have lost sight of what we really want. And thus we have stuck to temporary things in fear. And this confusion has reflected in education system all our over the world. And if we do not want our children to be as confused and as miserable and as hopeless as we are today, we will have to give them the clarity which we do not have. And at least we should stop feeding them our confusion, and the same miserable ideas that we got as gift from education system. If they are joyful, only then they will be able to create a joyful education system.
    At least we should try that our educational system does not rob their joy.

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