Here, better late than never Namaste,
After several attempts, kickbacks and retrials, the mail that matters the most had arrived at my gmail. Wasted no time logging in post acceptance to get that "feel". Patted myself for this achievement. I was filled with pride for a while. I am sure all of you have experienced it, admit it .
Its been a couple of months since that cloud nine moment. Well, let me introduce the false "I"; Ramakanth. This vehicle we call the body existed at several places (Vizag, Bhubaneswar, Hyderabad) before calling Bangalore its present home. Like any unrealised self, a lot of thoughts have successfully distracted "the Mind" and pushed it into a cycle. The vicious cycle called everyday life. The insatiable thirst for materialistic means to pleasure the Mind.
Ramakanth has done quite a bit of travelling both in India and abroad. Reads a lot. Walks kilometres. Sleeps for hours. Plays with no end. This restless vehicle is constantly in motion in search for something. These activities have answered a few questions. The one primal questsion that still remains, who am I? It is during this exploration the single biggest discovery happened, Ramana Maharshi. A mellowed mind is the result.
Anyway, let me feature as the "I" once again and stick to the topic. I don't own any cars yet. I use a TVS Jupter for my daily commute. My fathers 2011 Figo Ti-VCT is the car which I frequently drive. My cousins 2015 Figo TDCI, 2016 Jazz I-VTEC are the other cars that were in my radar. I was never an enthusiast and cared very little about technicalities like power, torque, RPM etc. It was just about serving a purpose; take me from point A to B. Had very little knowledge about automobiles in general before stumbling upon Team-BHP. Have been trying to propose for months without a reply. The yes I was waiting to hear came in the form of an acceptance email a couple of months back.
The greatness of this forum lies in the diversity of information. There is a lot that you can digest at your own pace. Like slow throttle inputs, I began to accelarate steadily giving great mileage. I don't claim to be an enthusiast even now. But I have a much better perspective. Clearly in my case automobiles are an acquired taste. One that has caught up with me and now refuses to calm down. So much so that I have become addicted. Thanks to the mods. |