Be the change you want to see

Nothing is permanent but change. Very true as for my experience. From barter system days of exchanging goods to current monitory system, concepts have not changed but for the method.

'Nothing will change madam' says the store keeper, 'i don't think it will change aunty' says my niece. I say it is possible. If Mahatma Gandhi and other great leaders had said ' it is not possible' would we have had great leaders to make the movement towards Independent India?

It is possible, everything is possible, just that there is always resistance to change.

People do not wish to see the change, the first step towards any change is the vision.

The latest 1 and 2 rupee coins are of the same size and shape to common man, in a hurry people get confused. The store man tendered excess change to me in this process. Every penny counts for everyone.

With more usage of these plastic cards, i hardly use cash. When i said we should highlight this so that the blind can also use the coins wisely, the store keeper says.... Wont change.

It will, we need to keep sharing our views and ideas as feedback, to which ever government. There will surly be a change, in the shape of our changes.

A small change in our own home takes years. Why? Because each of us have a view to see the good change we want to take place. For a small family to see a change takes a long while, why should we not keep highlighting the feedback towards anything we want and keep the faith in a country with multiple languages and different beliefs. Trust me it will change.

First take the baby step, you will be surprised how many will start joining the movement....

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