t w wrote:yep, paisa bolta hai...

Weltschmerz wrote:

t w wrote:yep, paisa bolta hai...

unfortunately yes. i have learnt a lot of things in the last 3 months. my personality has changed and people have commented that it has. i value life more. i am thankful for the smallest things. i don't attach expectations or outcomes to things now. i don't have fear anymore -- about life, work, health. i enjoy little things like rain, the taste of food and nature. stuff that used to seem like catastrophes earlier look trivial now and i can laugh them off. i have realized life is very short. and i have more to learn or have these changes in perspective more firmly etched in my mind as i go through greater turbulence ahead (till i reach my goal). but it remains that paisa still bolta hai -- this fact or perspective remains unchanged. you cannot have happiness or contentment without paisa. if you could, you would find at least one homeless person in the world who is happy and contented -- there isn't one.

t w wrote: 
What was it? Friends, love, angry(?)

Weltschmerz wrote:

t w wrote:yep, paisa bolta hai...

unfortunately yes. i have learnt a lot of things in the last 3 months. my personality has changed and people have commented that it has. i value life more. i am thankful for the smallest things. i don't attach expectations or outcomes to things now. i don't have fear anymore -- about life, work, health. i enjoy little things like rain, the taste of food and nature. stuff that used to seem like catastrophes earlier look trivial now and i can laugh them off. i have realized life is very short. and i have more to learn or have these changes in perspective more firmly etched in my mind as i go through greater turbulence ahead (till i reach my goal). but it remains that paisa still bolta hai -- this fact or perspective remains unchanged. you cannot have happiness or contentment without paisa. if you could, you would find at least one homeless person in the world who is happy and contented -- there isn't one.

confuzzled dude wrote:

Weltschmerz wrote:

t w wrote:yep, paisa bolta hai...

unfortunately yes. i have learnt a lot of things in the last 3 months. my personality has changed and people have commented that it has. i value life more. i am thankful for the smallest things. i don't attach expectations or outcomes to things now. i don't have fear anymore -- about life, work, health. i enjoy little things like rain, the taste of food and nature. stuff that used to seem like catastrophes earlier look trivial now and i can laugh them off. i have realized life is very short. and i have more to learn or have these changes in perspective more firmly etched in my mind as i go through greater turbulence ahead (till i reach my goal). but it remains that paisa still bolta hai -- this fact or perspective remains unchanged. you cannot have happiness or contentment without paisa. if you could, you would find at least one homeless person in the world who is happy and contented -- there isn't one.

Weltschmerz wrote:

t w wrote: 
What was it? Friends, love, angry(?)

i really don't know. younger keeps forwarding me songs and this was what he forwarded yesterday and i liked it. i did not concentrate on the video and don't even know which flick it is from. once i turned around and told him -- your taste in music is awesome... i love most if not all the songs you forward. he replied -- i really don't like them; i forward them to you because i know you like such type of songs.