Posted by: doctorbee November 18, 2009
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@Mr. Hyde---thanks for the snarkey remark :)
Regarding the main problem in Nepal. I think the main problem in Nepal is our भैहाल्छ नि attitude. With this, we say भैहाल्छ नि to almost anything that comes to place.
Need to be somewhere at 9:00, it takes a half hour to get there. It's 8:25 and you haven't left yet.
भैहाल्छ नि
There are sixty bills on the legislation table, two of which could potentially change and improve lives of millions. It has been three months since legislature has done anything at all.
भैहाल्छ नि
The first example illustrates what we all do, at one point or another, in our own lives. Not that our easygoing nature is a bad thing. It is a blessing to take things in a relaxing way. However, has this relaxing way hindered our way to progress? I think some form of pessimism, or the attitude of "It may not happen if I don't take steps 1, 2 and 3" could lead us to better success.
This ties into the whole idea of "attitude". Maybe the main idea is an attitude, and this भैहाल्छ नि could be the root of all these.
"Be the change you want in the world" -- M.K.Gandhi
I know that there will be a person that will show up on this thread and say "Why are you wasting time on Sajha? Take some action instead of pointless discussions" but to that, I say change comes first from action and discussion.