I too grew up to become a civil engineer and those words didn't get old but were still afresh. As a Civil Engineer I also chose Ultra Teh cement.
Again ABG was a silent hero creating amazing memories and bonding between me and my father. Everything in this world get old but there are memories like these that last forever.
Part B:
During my third year of college, I faced some serious health issues. A lot of which impacted directly on my academics and self confidence. Due to the low scores I received I felt worthless. I felt unlucky and became very pessimistic towards everything. The health issues didn't improve easily. And all this made me more and more hopeless. One day while sitting alone in my room wondering about my future, a friend walked in with a bhajan playing in his phone for Lord Krishna. I personally find myself not religious or spiritual at all, but Geeta has always fascinated me. As cheesy as it may sound the song immediately reminded me of the teachings Lord Krishna gave to Arjun. Somehow I was able to relate it my condition and realized how I should not think about the future and consequences but focus on my duty and work accordingly. Slowly I was able to overcome my fears and longings and was able to improves my academics by the end of my college. I started reading Bhagwad Geeta more seriously and the teachings became the part of me ever since. There was a time I had given up on life and was always worried about future and blaming myself, luck and a lot of irrelevant things. When I started focusing more on my duties and things that actually mattered, I was not only able to perform better but was more confident and happy about everything. My whole perspective about life changed drastically and for good.
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