Sexy Success
Her warm hugs can infuse life even in a dead body; she is a perfect seductress; nothing on earth is more sexy than success; no woman can match the beauty of sexy Success
By Mukesh Sharma
She is as fair as snow. Her contour
and curves defy the art of Michelangelo. Her well proportioned countenance,
sharp mien and auburn hair make her look like the proverbial goddess of Rome.
The bulge of her bolstering breast can soothe the surge of a sea. Her arresting
eyes can befriend even a foe. The swing of her carefree gait can turn even an
old foggy on. She is seducing Rambha of the Court of Lord Indra. She is
beautiful Juliet of Romeo. She is killer Laila of Majnu. She is stunner Mumtaj
of Shah jahan. She is lovely Anushka of Virat Kohli. She is par excellent Deepika
Padukon of Ranvir. Her warm hugs can infuse life even in a dead body. She is a
perfect seductress. Nothing on earth is more sexy than Success. No woman can
match the beauty of sexy Success.
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Be it man or material, all things
in this universe are made of five elements – water, fire, earth, space and air. But Success
is not composed of these ordinary elements. It is like an infinite dark matter
enveloping the indescribable and inexplicable divine world of God. Without this
dark matter, even God could have not succeeded in creating all the celestial
bodies. Success is not attracted by any black hole; she is the calmness of
space; she is the brightness of the sun; she is the twinkle of the stars; she
is the gravity of the planets; she is the superb movements of this boundless
universe.
In this material and mortal world,
Failure is the father of Success and Patience is her mother. In other words,
Success comes after the succession of failures. Undauntness in failures and
unwavering patience beget Success. All the intellectuals admit that the Success
can be achieved after repeated failures only. In his poetic vent, Try
and Try Again, William Edward
Hickson says:
‘Tis a lesson you should
Try, try again,
If at first you don’t succeed,
Try and try again
As luck would have it, a few
blessed are born in the house of success – they are born with silver spoon in their
mouth. But it doesn’t mean that Success would remain with them life-long. In
fact, Success can’t be enslaved; she has to be won. One of the netas of main
opposition parties in India who comes from a family which has given three PMs
to country, is not able to carve out a niche for himself in politics. Some rise
by gravity, some fall by levity. Slow and steady can’t win the race in this
jet-set society. On the other hand, the incumbent PM of India who has humble
origin, is riding the crest of success.
All humans long for success in
all ages and time. It is the hope for success that rolls the wheel of life.
People continue to stalk success through the life. A good physique may fail to
attract success. Money and manners don’t interest success much; she likes the
warrior of work; she has warm feelings for the people who are not perturbed by
failures or fiascos; she loves people who don’t let their enthusiasm die, who
don’t let their desire for success dwindle. Those who pass out the test of
success, they meet success. In his letter, Oscar Wilde rightly says:
Success is a science;
If you have the conditions,
You get result
Tens of thousands UPSC/SSC etc. aspirants throng Delhi with heavy baggage of dream and hope for
success. In competitive exams, success anoints one who proves that one is first
among equals. Contrary to common perception, the exam is not about a course or curriculum;
it is the test of all around awareness of a candidate about his/her
surroundings that comes from attentive Hearing,
voracious Reading, prolific Writing and vocal Speaking. One must have knowledge related to different aspects of
life. It is the test of intellectual understanding not a rote-learning; it is
an exam to assay whether one has intellectual independence or dependent on
opinions and thoughts of others. As a result, ‘followers’ fail and a few
‘leaders’ get through. Says Lord Tennyson Alfred in his The
Day Dream
This proverb flashes throu
His head,
The many fails, the
One succeed.
None can teach anyone how to
maintain the balance while riding the bicycle. One learns to balance after many
falls. The balancing act comes from within. One is the best teacher of oneself.
Arjun can’t match the might of self-taught Ekalavya. Know thyself – your actual abilities and capabilities; set
your goal accordingly; with himalyan determination work doggedly in pursuit of
your goal. Where there is will, there is way.
If you have real crush on Success,
you can woo her, you can befriend her, you can have romance with her. Once you
win her heart, take it from this author, she will be ready to ‘marry’ you. She
always marries Mr. Right. Carry the torch. Don’t let it be snuffed. Hope never
dies, possibilities never end. There is always time for failure. But do you
have time for success?
