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• December 20, 2007
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The Permanent Solution – 6 (A philosophical short book)

THE LOGIC :

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The Permanent Solution – 5 (A philosophical short book)

Before we proceed, we need to establish immortality of soul and God with logical reasoning. Those who have strong faith in God and soul are really blessed, but those who haven’t can definitely come to certain conclusion with the help of some logic, though it is not possible to prove or disprove something which doesn’t fall within the domain of decision maker. For example, we can not decide the depth of sea with a scale of twelve inches, but we can definitely conclude that sea seems to be deeper that twelve inches. Logic is subject of human intellect and God provides necessary capability to intellect to build logic. It is very similar to construction of computer. Computer, as we all know, can perform many tasks, but can never have any feeling.

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The Permanent Solution – 4 (A philosophical short book)

Therefore, no one should have any doubt about, “Everyone is only after his own happiness and not else’s through out all his life, through different activities.”

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• December 19, 2007
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The Permanent Solution – 3 (A philosophical short book)

There are few philosophers who claim that there are in all five objectives for which an individual lives –

1. Happiness.

2. Life.

3. Knowledge.

4. Freedom.

5. Power.

These are very easy to understand, in that, life points to the will to live. No one wants to die. Knowledge indicates everyone’s curiosity to know more and more about the environment which he is associated with. Freedom is urge to remain free. No one wants to obey others or to remain captive. Power is desire to rule others. All of us feel that others should listen to us and behave as we wish them to.

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The Permanent Solution – 2 (A philosophical short book)

f we carefully analyze our day to day actions, we should be able to find the answer to the question,

“What do we live for?”

Let’s begin the day. Here is the analysis of some typical actions, which almost all of us perform till the next day.

1. Get up. Why? Because sleeping is no more enjoyable. Because you need to do something, which is more important, which you are sure if not attended to will definitely bring in unpleasant circumstances.

Intention : To seek happiness by obviating less happy situations.

2. Brush Teeth : O God ! The same thing every day ! You do it to avoid unwelcome consequences of not cleaning teeth.

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The Permanent Solution – 1 (A philosophical short book)

Dear reader,

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zulpe

Kari Kari Zulpe Pyari
Laharati Jaise Tarang Nyari
Hawaon Ko Bhi Lagati Pyari
Iseeliye Chumati Bari Bari

Striking Black are the lovely hair
Waving like the waves on Shore
Finding them attractive over and over
Wind kisses them more and more

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Thirst

Sukh Ki Ye Assha Kaisi ?
Pata Nahi Poori Hoy Kaisi !!
Daudawe Ye Din Raati Aisi
Phir Bhi Na Ye Poori Aisi !!

What Kind of Thirst is this – To be satisfied?
No idea when it will be completely quenched!
It Keeps Everyone on The run Day and Night
STILL – It is never completely fulfilled !

Everyone wants to be happy!
All of our actions are are directed towards it.
We do become momentarily happy
But that happiness fades….
AND we try to seek happiness again ….by some other association…..by some other means
There is NO END !!

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world moves

Chalati hai ye dunia
Jaise bheed bakari gaiyya
Jis disha jaye ek bhaiyya
sab peechhe na jane kaha challaiya!

The world moves
Like a herd of cattle moves
direction in which the foremost moves
Blindly, in the same direction, the rest move !!