Gender	Male
Industry	Arts
Occupation	Freelance Artist
Location	New Delhi, delhi, India
Introduction	`The character of a yes-man or a conformist symbolizes one type of life. He is always ready to say yes to anything he is asked to do but he simply goes on saying yes to everything. if all the time we go on saying yes to everything the society tries to impose upon us, there can be no evolution of our individuality. Evolution of personality starts only when we can muster up the courage to say no.When one can say NO even though one's very life may be at stake in such a denial, and when once an individual starts saying NO and learns this art, then for the first time, due to such denial his individuality begins its evolution. The tendency to say YES to everything makes him an indistinguishable part of the whole. That is why the society has always been so much insistent about obedience. Some intelligence is necessary to say NO As far as saying 'YES is concerned, it needs no intelligence. YES is computerized the less the intelligence the sooner it emerges. Saying NO requires some scrutiny of the matter. It demands argument. One has to weigh the pros and cons in one's mind before one can utter no because with the saying of NO the matter does not end; rather it starts from there.
Interests	reading,writing,painting,photography,poetry,law books distribution, invigilation.
Favorite books	1.THUS SPAKE ZARATHUSTRA. 2THE BROTHERS KARAMAZOV 3.THE BOOK OF MIRDAD. 4.JONATHAN LIVINGSTON SEAGULL. 5.TAO TE CHING by Lao Tzu. 6.THE PARABLES OF CHUANG TZU. 7. THE SERMON ON THE MOUNT – 8.BHAGAVADGITA 9.THE ONE THOUSAND SONGS OF MILAREPA 0.Kahlil Gibran's THE PROPHET. 1. Plato's DIALOGUES OF SOCRATES. 2. 2.THE NOTES OF THE DISCIPLES OF BODHIDHARMA. 3. 3. Gurdjieff ALL AND EVERYTHING 4. 4.IN SEARCH OF THE MIRACULOUS. 5. 5.LEAVES OF GRASS by Walt Whitman 6. 6. Sosan's HSIN HSIN MING 7. 7. P.D. Ouspensky's TERTIUM ORGANUM. 8. 8. THE SECOND ORGANUM written by Bacon; 9. 9. J. Krishnamurti's THE FIRST AND LAST FREEDOM 10. 0. THE TEACHINGS OF Huang PO. 11. 1. The SONG OF SOLOMON 12. 2.The FRAGMENTS of Heraclitus. 13. 3. The GOLDEN VERSES of Pythagoras 14. 4. D.T. Suzuki's book ZEN AND JAPANESE CULTURE 15. 5. Hubert Benoit's LET GO 16. 6. Ramakrishna's PARABLES 17. 7. THE FABLES OF AESOP. 18. 8. Nagarjuna's MULA MADHYAMIKA KARIKA 19. 9. Badrayana and his BRAHMAN SUTRAS 20. 0.seven volumes of THE SECRET DOCTRINE 21. 1. the Buddha's DHAMMAPADA 22. 2. JIN SUTRAS -- The Sutras of the Conqueror 23. 3. ZORBA THE GREEK 24. 4.Mabel Collins, LIGHT ON THE PATH 25. 5. Friedrich Nietzsche's WILL TO POWER 26. 6. A NEW MODEL OF THE UNIVERSE 27. 7. AT THE FEET OF THE MASTER 28. 8. MAXIMS FOR A REVOLUTIONARY9 29. THE TEACHINGS OF HUI NENG 30. 0. THE DESTINY OF THE MIND by Haas 31. 1. Kahlil Gibran, THE MADMAN 32. 2Jean-Paul Sartre's BEING AND NOTHINGNESS 33. 3. Ludwig Wittgenstein TRACTATUS LOGICO PHILOSOPHICUS 34. 4. THE FUTURE PSYCHOLOGY OF MAN. 35. 5. Colin Wilson's THE OUTSIDER 36. 6. THE ANALECTS OF CONFUCIUS 37. 7. THE MIND OF INDIA, by Moorehead and Radhakrishnan 38. 8. Lewis Carroll's ALICE IN WONDERLAND