Buddha preached that desire is the cause of all worldly sorrows. Living without desire means there is no aim, no ambition and no target in life. Where will this lead us to in this highly competitive computer era?

Therefore, it is obvious that we must have desires to win in life. Our desire started when we were a sperm cell, swam via chemo taxis, and successfully reached the ovum. This desire process continues until the death though the intensity of desire differs in individuals and in distinctive matters.

Bhagavad-Gita says ‘do your duty, do not expect results’. Here again, we are confused... How can we go on working without bothering about the results? It means we should not lose our balance when we don’t get the expected results. If we lose our control the efficiency in our work will be affected considerably which in turn will produce an effect on the future results. If we have the maturity of mind to be cool and work hard continuously, we will achieve in a big way one day.

So, friends, let us, desire and work hard. We shall continue our efforts until we get the desired results. The world is beautiful and let us make our life more beautiful.