If we plot two different graphs with things expected and unexpected then
‘unexpected’ peaks, so what about the poor expected? Well it remains
unanswered.
We as human beings have this natural tendency of expecting things to work out the way we want, the way we would love it to be, the way it could look more beautiful to us, and the way we have ever pictured that in our dreams but what is a story without the climax so there we have the so talked about invincible ‘unexpected’ coming into play. Things start to look gloomy, looks as horrible as it could, as if it wants to show its most horrifying face to us. We become the victim of devils non-nurtured hands. Disastrous of disasters take place, ‘no way out’ shows up from nowhere, solutions are way down the deep. So, there we are, cribbing for all the wrongs we seldom have done in the past, cursing our fate, reaching out to means to get things fixed and when undone we feel worse.
People say time heals, but does it really? Well if its applicable to masses it might not be applicable to certain people. We have problems in series, a string attached to another, if one ends then there arises the other. Its like life in its continuous form. Problems come and go and with each departure, irrespective of having solved or not, leaves behind seeds of the other uprising unexpected problems.
Talking about time healing, so by time healing do we mean that flowing is going? Unplugged? What I meant was as time flows are we too suppose to flow with it leaving behind the problems? Is it really easy? It might be for the highly practical people of our society which is good on their part, but what about the others? Can they really ignore it? as for what its said ‘ignorance is bliss’.
So there I was starting with unexpectations going to problems and standing on stack of problems remained unanswered as until now.
But life goes on, problems solutions solutions problems and so on. So, even we being a part of life have to live along not expecting the’ unexpected’ but then again at the end of it all, there is something waiting for us. Go and check it out for yourself.
(2008 blog)
We as human beings have this natural tendency of expecting things to work out the way we want, the way we would love it to be, the way it could look more beautiful to us, and the way we have ever pictured that in our dreams but what is a story without the climax so there we have the so talked about invincible ‘unexpected’ coming into play. Things start to look gloomy, looks as horrible as it could, as if it wants to show its most horrifying face to us. We become the victim of devils non-nurtured hands. Disastrous of disasters take place, ‘no way out’ shows up from nowhere, solutions are way down the deep. So, there we are, cribbing for all the wrongs we seldom have done in the past, cursing our fate, reaching out to means to get things fixed and when undone we feel worse.
People say time heals, but does it really? Well if its applicable to masses it might not be applicable to certain people. We have problems in series, a string attached to another, if one ends then there arises the other. Its like life in its continuous form. Problems come and go and with each departure, irrespective of having solved or not, leaves behind seeds of the other uprising unexpected problems.
Talking about time healing, so by time healing do we mean that flowing is going? Unplugged? What I meant was as time flows are we too suppose to flow with it leaving behind the problems? Is it really easy? It might be for the highly practical people of our society which is good on their part, but what about the others? Can they really ignore it? as for what its said ‘ignorance is bliss’.
So there I was starting with unexpectations going to problems and standing on stack of problems remained unanswered as until now.
But life goes on, problems solutions solutions problems and so on. So, even we being a part of life have to live along not expecting the’ unexpected’ but then again at the end of it all, there is something waiting for us. Go and check it out for yourself.
(2008 blog)
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