Pakistan's Psyche: Prudence & Providence II

continued from Pakistan's Psyche: Prudence & Providence I

After getting a peek into the psychology behind Pakistan's behaviour in the last post on the topic, here I am trying to put forth an audacious solution - maybe it has been thought of, maybe not and whatever the case, I am sure the Government, with the access to much more and sensitive info, would work on the best possible solution. Once before, I had mentioned the possibility of the Balkanization of Pakistan as a ray of hope for the subcontinent towards peace. Today, I wish to focus on another idea which I find more critical for long-term stability - covert intelligence eliminations or war.

Pakistan's Psyche : Prudence & Providence I

It has been a slumber of sorts after May 2014. With intense battles over social media and otherwise for an extremely crucial national election, came the much needed respite and breathing space of a strong government at the centre. The last time I expressed my views through Livin' Free, my PM had moved the entire nation to tears and Livin' Free itself was just a blog. I am glad to update that it has moved on to a project, a sincere and passionate attempt to better the living world around through EI based, strength centered character development through eye-to-eye engagement and mutual growth. Please do visit the facebook page (Livin' Free) and share your opinions, suggestions, blessings and wishes.

In today's first part of a two part blog, I have decided to touch upon Pakistan's "adventurism", as the defense minister put it, the psychology behind it and an opening of a 'window' to resolve the matter.

Love you, my Prime Minister ....

In a village somewhere distant there was a wise and educated farmer whose field produced much more than those adjacent with the same weather and soil. His peers always wondered what he did different and sought his counsel; the benevolent farmer taught them the technique he used, gave them the seeds he sowed and the technology that worked for him. In the fair a few months later, all farmers shared the success and credited their crop to the wise one. The surprised management gurus asked the wise one, how come he could violate the market laws and help competitors. The wise one replied, "These are pollens which are carried across great distances by nature; a bad crop in my neighbourhood, damages my field too and hampers my productivity."

Expensive Externalities

The bane of being in love with multiple things at the same time is that it is difficult to convince one of the other and ensure there is no partiality; but when the two things in concern are not humans, but streams of study, the task becomes easier. Formally, having studied engineering and finance, I have always been in love with logic, maths and reason - believing in the power of rock solid rationale. At the same time through these past 7 years, my hobby of study of spirituality, philosophy and metaphysics has intrigued me in the perceived abstractness of  the same and hence resulted into me falling in love with them too, and thus the boon. One of the beautiful results of this love for both has led me to a deep concept which fits into the logic of science and the faith/trust of philosophy/spirituality.