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The Philosophical Thoughts of Dr Meher Rizvi

It is the personal interest of a writer to write down what he thinks is the best. The following four ideas, attributed to Dr Meher Rizvi, have been heard with her in a face-to-face conversation. I found these words more effective and hit me deep down.

Simplicity has more philosophy

The phrase "Simplicity has more philosophy" suggests that simplicity often embodies deeper wisdom and profound understanding. In this line, Dr Meher Rizvi says that complex truths and insights can be distilled into simple, clear ideas. Simple ideas keep deep and heavy thoughts. If you have a strong grip on a topic, you can make others easily understand.  

Too many prescriptions kill creativity

When there are too many predefined ways of doing things, it limits the freedom and flexibility. If the fences protect a young plant, it can also cause to hinder its growth. Therefore, never limit someone by telling him or her about the aftermath. Let him or he explore the field.

If you take risks you may fail, if you do not take a risk, you have already failed

It suggests that while taking risks involves the possibility of failure, not taking any risks guarantees a lack of progress or achievement. Dr Meher says that there is no bad in trying but it is bad when you do not try. You may have half a chance of winning if you try but if you do not try you are a hundred percent failed.  

I do not like indifference, every person should have some stance

If you have no stance, you are either cowered or hypocritical

In these lines, Dr Meher Rizvi says that a person should have some position. Why won't be? He or she has thoughts, feelings, likes and dislikes. If she or he has no stance or position it means that either he is fearful or he or she has no guts to speak.