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Nobody can be taught anything...


I have almost stopped teaching things to people, as nothing can be taught....the basic fact is that learning happens by innermost and spontaneous willingness on the part of an individual under some constrained situations in life such examination score, demand of circumstances, pressure from environment, fear of power of invisible sources, tricky and uncertain situations that involve deep , material  self-interests....

 there are infinite possibilities in which a person is forced to learn....

 Bitter experiences of the past will teach hard lessons, if things are assimilated in the heart....

 Sweet situations hardly teach us anything, as we only apply what we have already learnt....

 Learning from others is also a great opportunity...

 Learning is a very slow process....We hardly change change overnight, if the situation is not toughest and does not make us sweat like a pig...

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