A year of life gone by...or a year of life gained?
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Festivity is in the air! Wherever you go, there's lights, brightness & bedecked ambiance all around.
There's a joy in the air & even if you are the non-noticer types, you can't help to sit back & notice the tinge of excitement in people & things around.
The whole world wears a festooned look at this time of the year.
I too love festivity... who doesn't? :)
It gives a message of joyousness, celebrations & something to look forward to.
The bling & the aura of the climate apart from the usual gaiety, also sometimes makes this thought in me to creep out; -
In earlier days, we used simple lights, candles & bare decor to mark happiness in the air.. & yet we felt it deep within our hearts.
That was evidently visible on our selves. Now even after the replete kind of shouting of the festival time from everywhere, do we really feel it in our hearts? Is it now an occasion for us to let ourselves realise that its time to celebrate? To pause & let the year go by & welcome a new one..so that we don't miss the passing & advent of a new one?
Earlier, simple diyas were enough to bring out the happy sentiment & mood, now even if we light up the city, we don't have that much light in the heart to feel that joy to celebrate...no time to feel the occasion, except spend a bit, do a few typical customary things & make oneself realise that we are supposed to feel joyful.
Is life slowly becoming lifeless?
Somehow, this year's parting has gotten me in that mood. Sometimes all this merrymaking gets to me in this way.
For few many other times, I'm as happy as you to bring in the new year with all the dazzle which outshines any philosophical thoughts as I churned out above!
Wishes for a Very Happy New Year to All! :)
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Sometimes I wonder if God believes in it too?
He is constantly testing us..& sometimes those exams become so cumbersome that one feels that it is better to give up & fail rather than keep the attempt on to complete it.
But, he does not even accept that. You have to sit thro' those phases of the so called exams for the designated time he has decided upon; attempting to work on every question he's thrown at you.
Bading the time for every question you wish to pass, every effort that you wish it succeeds, makes me on occasion think that God has pretty healthy sadistic tendencies.
Else, he definitely would not have made good people guinea pigs & have this twisted testing system in place.
This definitely does not encourage in any way.
I'm wondering over & over, has God also got corrupted in this corrupt world, has his plan also backfired from what he originally set out to do? So is he showing his displeasure this way? What does he wish? Is he also lost at times like most of us?
Does God also need a God now??
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Life seems to be in such a rush these days..that everything else; except for a few very wanted things, are happening like stars that twinkle galore in a village sky.
I try to pause, try to catch a few breadths only to find that my mind though exhausted, has already reached the next 'to do' place & is waiting for me to catch up.
Among such zombie days, when refreshingly comes a day that suddenly takes you back to a past event, enjoyed happiness, in years gone by, that is when for a brief while, life suddenly looks up again & we automatedly reach out to that sphere where that particular delire was enjoyed.
Today is 1 such day. & though I am too tired & also unwell; to rejoice that happiness, my heart has been smug all day & I am with a shimmer smile about me.
Happy Day! :)
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Should it be abandoned or should it be allowed to take a form of its own?
I often ponder over this question. Whenever there is something that we see not going right...the way we had anticipated it to; should we put in more efforts to improvise it...[& in the bargain, ALWAYS be prepared for it to misfire & break...]
...Or should we just let it Be... & let it embody in a unique [Wishfully, delightful] cast of its own?
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If you have played scrabble on the net, you would know that it has a word dictionary where you will find 2 letter words, [which most of the time I have no knowledge of!]
There are also premium squares which help in scoring more by suggesting where one can place the high value alphabets. Those boxes do win games if used well.
So, along with enhancing word power, it is also important to balance playing on the right squares with the right letters to score more & win.
So far so good. But when I set off on scoring high & on 2 letter words, the word formation took a toss.. & vice-versa. Getting both of them working was requiring quite some practice!
That is when I learnt a profound lesson. Life is so similar to this game.
Where making words & improving vocabulary is important, it is also important to score fast & high even if it is coming from meaningless words! :)
Likewise in life too, its good to strive for an anchored life, but it is also necessary to know what it means to let loose & live life off the edge & enjoy that ride.
Commonly, while attempting this, most of us sway & fall & then stick on one side only.
Scrabble re-taught me how to play right to get the game well. The word game as well as the life game.
Yes, it needs loads of practice, but once got right, it'll fall in an euphonic rhythm.
...I'm off to practice... Chao!
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