You are sitting in front of your laptop and suddenly the urge rises in your mind, to listen to a song. The desperation surprises yourself, but before you could understand the intensity of that urge, you find yourself searching the headphones. You think for the moment that for all these times, these were laying in front of me then what was in the fraction of that moment which changed everything and now you put them on hurriedly. You start the song and plug them in. Before you could respond to the melodious voices and rhythmic music, you see the wires of headphone are all entangled. You want to enjoy the song but your mind tells you to clean up the wire mess. You pick up the intertwined dump of wires and try to clean up the knots. For the first minute, you try feverishly, in the back of your mind you realize that the song is going on and you are missing all the beautiful pieces of music. Still you concentrate hard on the knots. Suddenly you realize your temples are wet. Am I sweating? You ask yourself startled. You know that you are tensed, but you can not grasp the notion that few knots are making you tense. Then you realize that its not the wire knots, its all about your life. You think your life has many such aspects which you need to work on. The more you try to work out things, more complex they become. A simple, trivial thing suddenly takes shape of giant trouble. The entangled knots seems to clench your throat invisibly and you struggle for the breathe. The more you force, more tightens the grip.
All you need is to take a deep breathe and search for the endpoints of the headphones. Same applies to life. Rather than smashing here and there, you need to get to the root of the problem and improvise your decisions. If you work out things one by one, there comes time when you achieve a skill, at that time, how much ever may the wires be entangled, you will never fail to open it. Eventually, we need to understand one thing, life is full of opportunities, rather than feeling sorry for the lost opportunities if you take care of oncoming ones, you will find yourself humming to melodious music of optimism. After all, if you miss the song, you can always play it back.
All you need is to take a deep breathe and search for the endpoints of the headphones. Same applies to life. Rather than smashing here and there, you need to get to the root of the problem and improvise your decisions. If you work out things one by one, there comes time when you achieve a skill, at that time, how much ever may the wires be entangled, you will never fail to open it. Eventually, we need to understand one thing, life is full of opportunities, rather than feeling sorry for the lost opportunities if you take care of oncoming ones, you will find yourself humming to melodious music of optimism. After all, if you miss the song, you can always play it back.
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"Then you realize that its not the wire knots, its all about your life"
ROFLMAO...!!!
On the similar lines..
"If you don't buy a new toothbrush after every 3 months, you will end up with a stinking mouth and decayed teeth..! Then you realize that it's not just about your toothbrush, it's about your life!" :D
Babloo.... Am I missing Something......??
Cause I am not able to relate what you want to tell thru the example with the message which you have given at the end abt opportunities..... :(
I think It will take time for me to understand the feelings of a great philosopher. :P
Mukesh Bhongade: What's more important is that our Dear Old Friend has transformed into a Philosopher!!!
Good Going Bablya... Reading the para, I felt that what is this crap all about.. But the second para really makes one think!
enigmatic !!!!
thank you readers...!!
Ambani... as bablya said... don't b in a hurry to understand the blog.... read starting points and the endpoints of the blog... mayb it will start making some sense...
But clearly.. not one of your best blogs bablya... Topic masta hota pan khup ghait kasatari blog sampavla asa vatte... jabardasti lihila asa vatte...
Remember the blog that you wrote about Chetan Bhagat applies to you too... so don't bcome like him... come up with some original ideas which u do normally...
I expect more from you than Chetan Bhagat on any given day... :)
Ambani... as bablya said... don't b in a hurry to understand the blog.... read starting points and the endpoints of the blog... mayb it will start making some sense...
But clearly.. not one of your best blogs bablya... Topic masta hota pan khup ghait kasatari blog sampavla asa vatte... jabardasti lihila asa vatte...
Remember the blog that you wrote about Chetan Bhagat applies to you too... so don't bcome like him... come up with some original ideas which u do normally...
I expect more from you than Chetan Bhagat on any given day... :)
very true omkar...absolutely right....even i felt that i was not putting proper effort to even let the topic take shape and went fast on conclusivity.
so true rahul i have to learn something out of it!!!! rather than crying over the same thing
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