Saturday, October 24, 2015

If #life was like #playing a #guitar.. @GuruWithGuitar @SrishtiPub #GWG #TPR #Quote

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I started learning guitar and that made me feel awesome. I was on cloud nine the day I played my favourite song on guitar for the first time, though it sounded horrible. Soon it seemed boring to me. Sitting, doing warm-up exercise, then playing that horrible tune, that was tough for me to learn.
I gave up playing guitar, I gave up learning. After a gap of 3 months I realised I am in love with Guitar again and then I started learning it systematically. I played basic tunes daily for 3 months, the learners sessions, rather than jumping to the tough chords of my favourite song.
AND the day came, I played it in front of friends. "Awesome," they said, though just to keep me motivated as that tune was not that great. But still I improvised, that made me feel good, though for 2 minutes of stardom.
"Life is like playing a guitar and meditation is like music. Small session of rehearsals daily won’t show much but would make you ROCK in the long run." #GuruWithGuitar
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