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How to Think?




When we go to school , we have been taught all the subjects like Languages, science, math’s, arts etc., Similarly when we go to colleges we have been taught corresponding subjects like physics, chemistry, biology, History, political science, sociology, accountancy, business administration etc.,
Everywhere we have been taught, we have learnt how to walk, how to speak, how to write, everything was taught and practiced systematically. It did not happened just like that.  But have you come across the teaching of "How to think" in our education? Nowhere. It has been taught or practiced systematically.
When the man borne , he has been given a gift of ‘buddhi’ (Mind)
The gift are always respected if not disrespecting the person who gave the gift “Abusing a gift is abusing Giver”
If you have guitar, you cannot become guitarist. You need to learn the music, just learning Sa Re Ga Ma, you cannot become guitarist. You have to practice in depth. Similar way, just because we have budhhi(Mind), we cannot think, it needs systematic learning and practice.

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