New Delhi, July 8, 2022: In conversation with Ten News, the Passport Man of India, Dr. Dnyaneshwar Mulay, a member of the NHRC and a former Indian Foreign Service diplomat shared his source of inspiration. “Hope and trust in yourself are very important. When one door closes, ten others open. They are already there, existing,” he said.
“No situation remains the same forever. So, you have to be patient, and resilient. Find out the ways. Unless and until you have exhausted the last of the last weapon in your intellectual arson,” he stated. “Success should come from the satisfaction of doing a thing to the best of your ability, and perhaps, seeing that change outside you, in people’s lives, in the less privileged people’s lives,” Dr Mulay added.
“You should be content with the amount of money you get, the amount of privileges that you have, the power that you want,” he informed. “Where you should not be content is doing Dharma, discharging your duties. You should do it to the maximum,” he said and stated that there is no end to bringing positive change into people’s lives.
Dr. Mulay also shared the source of his inspiration. He claimed that he is really moved and inspired by social reformers such as Buddha and Dr. Ambedkar. “They are really my inspiration because they are humanitarians at the core of their hearts.” He added that he is also inspired by Bhakti Movement saints. “These saints, they were the first reformers of India. They were the first ones to challenge the traditional hierarchical systems, and they were the first to claim that they had direct access to God.”
“There are three criteria that I identify with a person who brings positivity,” he explained. “Number one, they should be creative. They should constantly think of what new I can do,” he listed. “Number two, they should be constructive,” he added. “And the third one is compassion.” He stated that this is the movement of positivity that he wants to take forward.
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