Sarr na, Rees kar

 My very dear school friend @Gautam, used this statement 'sarr na, rees kar' meaning don't be jealous copy/follow me,  as a Brahmastra in all his fights.Context or No context  he would use this as an ending statement. I used to really get furious and irritated. But this statement somehow got registered somewhere in my mind. I found myself silently using  this in my mind in different situations. 

15 years ago it was a fun statement but it got  some real meanings. Instead of getting jealous, get inspired by others. Just by switching a feeling  of jealous to an inspiration, we can learn , grow,add value  and be an improved version of self. 

 Let's inspire and influence  each other for good. 



 

 


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