Skip to main content

AWAKE ! YET AGAIN

It appears that I have once again awakened. This realization has occurred to me on multiple occasions, causing me to reflect upon the decisions that have led me to my current circumstances. Yet, time and again, I have managed to regain my footing and reconstruct myself, drawing strength from my deep-seated beliefs. Until now, I have neglected the importance of writing—writing for myself. However, a sudden surge of emotion has enveloped me, compelling me to resolve this matter before I can proceed further in life. Some things are best left unsaid; this is a sentiment that many share and understand. I do not deny its validity. However, there arises a pressing need within us to freely express our thoughts and emotions.

Writing has long served as my outlet to release the lump in my throat. Only through writing can I find a legitimate means to express myself—what I write, how I write, and how much I write.

There are situations in life that deter me from speaking to anyone or situations where, despite engaging in conversation, I struggle to articulate what I truly want to convey, what I yearn to express. Writing is the only avenue that grants me liberation. As I begin to transcribe my thoughts onto the page, each word becomes a step forward, allowing me to unburden myself, to release my thoughts and doubts—both in myself and in others.

Writing is indeed a form of expression, as many would concur. However, it is also incredibly liberating. I believe this is the "me time" I crave—an opportunity to write and to read. Reading, although accomplished through various mediums, often fails to captivate me like it did before. There are numerous reasons for this, with time being the primary constraint I encounter. Additionally, priorities play a significant role. When your priorities shift, life undergoes a transformation. To effectively prioritize one's needs, a different approach is required—a resilient personality and a mindset that can confront the world head-on. Often, the clutter in our minds can only be sorted out by releasing the jumble of thoughts within us. Writing serves as an excellent method to alleviate the burdensome weight our thoughts impose upon us.


Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Kishen, Krishna, Nandagopala, Murari

Who’s our saviour? That would mostly depend on the religion that I belong to. If am a Christian, I will take my saviour to be Jesus, if Muslim, I will enchant Mashallah!! Or if I am Hindu,...........................................???? Well, that calls for a lot of explanations, though, the name to enchant would simply (!) depend on various factors like my caste, sub caste, and which name and mythological heroics that I am influenced with. But despite all this, if for all the Hindus, there should be some common thought when it comes to God and that is none other than Lord Krishna. Lord Krishna, the hero of Mahabharata, transcends to a story of good versus evil, of families in turmoil, of jealousy and betrayal and at the heart of it all, a quest for the truth. It is a theme based story line that all of mankind can relate themselves to, at one point or the other, for believing that the Truth always triumphs, (“Satyameva Jayate”). Bhagavad Geetha talks of Krishna as a philosopher who e...

India Wake Up!!!!!! Before China Wakes Us Bolt-Upright!!!!!!!!

Unable to reach political negotiation on disputed territory along the 3,225km long Himalayan border (The Mc Mahon Line and the south of Karakoram Pass), the Chinese attacked India. September 1962 witnessed India’s major political drawback in handling the warfare in its useless “ lullaby way ”. 9 divisions of army were deployed along the Himalayan Borders. None of them were up to its full troop strength, and all were short of tanks, equipment, artillery, and even adequate and proper clothing and snow glasses. The defending Indian forces were easily ejected from their posts in the area of the Karakoram Pass, from most posts near Pangong Lake, in Assam and Leh, the Chinese forces advanced easily despite efforts at resistance. Chinese were set aback in Ladakh and had to retreat from NEFA (North East Frontier Agency) due to Indian Defence. It was not until November 21 st did China declare a Unilateral Cease Fire . . By then, they had accomplished all of the land that they had planned, and ...