Who can do what?

" God give me the strength to change What I can, and the patience to accept what I cannot and the wisdom to know the difference" This is a quote which universally all of us can relate to easily.

All of us have at one point of the time or the other, have tried to change something or the other which had ended up as futile efforts, and in some other occasions we were surprised that if only a small effort would have changed things, and because of our belief that we could not change that, we have not attempted to change them. The interesting factor is our wisdom to differentiate one from the other.

There is a vedic hymn, which proclaims that two percent of two percent of two percent of the world population dictates the course of the world for the next century, now, who are these small percentage of people, are they the rich one's? Are they the Politicians? Are they the Gurus? who are they, how to find them?

It is definitely not the power of the money, which dictates everything, it is not the positional power which makes the necessary changes, it seems it is political but, one can see even the political cause is only the immediate and not the primordial cause, it is that power which is in all of us, which is subtle, intangible, but omnipotent, it is capable of almost doing anything. The catch is, we do not identify them so easily, when we watch ourselves engage in conversations, many a times we talk about so many things, we are seldom serious about doing many of those things, because at the time of execution, we are pushed to a lot of self doubt, then we comfortably take refuge in either majority or in belief. There is nothing wrong in this, but, we should not blame it on our perceived incapacity, it is not tested, once we test the same, we will know what are we capable of.