Thoughts By Param

Fear is one of the first things we learn in life. Not blaming parents who put that in us for they were also entrapped by it. Fear is so intense that makes us loose our self. We use threatening to instil fear in others.  We employ loss to instil fear. It is quite sad when we think about the ways we instil fear in others. To a child the parent says, Do as I say, or you will lose a privilege. Adults threaten to take away what is precious to another. In today's global world people from remote places call, pretending to be government officials informing that our identity has been stolen and hence they need our personal information to protect us but in fact they rob us, steal life time savings etc, etc.  Everyone has a way to put fear in another.  Today more then ever before, it is important to teach our mind to rise above fear otherwise we become slaves in the present century. Fear is ruling us in all stages of life from childhood to old age. As soon as the child understands the

Time comes for all beings when the soul must flee Kind souls of my dear Donors, left me an eye to see This morning on 15th of September as I looked into the mirror, I felt mixed emotions, for today I had to say goodbye to a previous Donor. Today will be the real final exit for the old Donor and a new Donor is waiting to give me vision! I felt sorry that previous transplant failed and also the last working part of the previous Donor will make it's exit from this world. The bonus part was that for how ever long, my Donor's eye did help me see the world even with 80 % clarity it was priceless for me. I was sorry to to let go off but one must move on. I did the last right prayers for the my past Donor and headed to the hospital to welcome another Donor. Dr. Charlotte Wedge, from Toronto, a very compassionate and a brilliant doctor was going to do this honourable work. Her craftsmanship performed on my last transplant was time was so neat that any time another doctor looked i