February 16, 2021

Once a law student wrote to me, how can he control his anger? There is a game that may help...

Once a law student wrote to me, how can he control his anger? 

My views are as under: 

1) It is difficult to control emotions. These are biological movements. They suddenly come out from the body, they bypasse "wisdom area" of brain. 

2) Emotional Intelligence books are there, but I am not sure that they help. Knowledge itself does not change us unless it is tested by us in our own set up.

3) On android Play Store, I found a Game App called "Equoo". It claims that 

(1)it is an evidence based game, 
(2) the more one plays the game, the more emotions become better. 

It says that all one need to do is to keep playing this game again and again. 

It also has a library section where scientific papers are indicated if any one wants to know theory too.

It claims that this game improves our responses to others.

I often play this game, when I feel that I have wrongly behaved with someone. 

I have this game since about 3 years. I am waiting for its more versions. 

(c) Haresh Raichura 16/2/21

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February 9, 2021

"How can I remember citations and law provisions"- a LinkedIn connection.This is a very good question. I had heard that Ram Jethmalani had memorised all provisions of Cr.P.C. and IPC and he could recite them all.Judges and

"How can I remember citations and law provisions"- a LinkedIn connection.

This is a very good question. I had heard that Ram Jethmalani had memorised all provisions of Cr.P.C. and IPC and he could recite them all.

Judges and Lawyers remember important judgements by process of a) frequent repetitions and references and b) by making written and mental notes about it.

If you believe that "Repetitions" can help you in memorising, then on play store I have seen an Android app called "Repetitool".

It helps in repeating an item by every few seconds, or by every few minutes or by interval of every few days, as per our choice.

Those intersted can try it.

I do use this App, but not to memorise judgements or provisions.

I use this to repeat and to strenghten good thoughts in my mind.

(c) Haresh Raichura 9/2/21

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Do you know the basis of Ram Janmbhoomi Judgement of Supreme Court?In my view, popular media, sensation loving media, has misled people. Archeological survey etc are not the basis of judgements.. The heart of the judgement is in para 796...

Do you know the basis of Ram Janmbhoomi Judgement of Supreme Court?

In my view, popular media, sensation loving media, has misled people. Archeological surveys etc are not the basis of the judgement. 

Heart of the Judgement is in para 796, 797,798, 799 etc.

If people of one religion, believed certain place to be birth place of their God, and if there are lots of evidences that these people held these beliefs since hundreds and hundreds years, then existence of such belief becomes a fact. And this fact stands proved by many many undisputed evidences. 

Then SC refers to various foreign judgements also where similar issues had arisen. 

The approach of SC is altogether different then approach of High Court. In para 796 itself SC says the issues in these cases are unique. 

The more you read it, the more you become amazed at the international principles of laws, which are not usually seen in normal property disputes. 

It is classic judgement in jurisprudence and may be referred in future international cases of similar nature.

(c) Haresh Raichura 9/12/21