It feels really good to be back on the blog,
pouring my soul out in its purest form. Randomly putting the creations and the
juggles of mind into words is a task that makes me content.
Someone rightly said that – ‘Don’t judge
the other person with your life’s lenses. You do not know what battle he or she
is fighting within.’ It’s true that the toughest battle is the one that we
fight within and not without. It won’t let us eat, sleep and laugh peacefully.
Off late I am struggling to convince
myself on what is surrender in true sense?
I always thought that surrender in any relationship means – to create
space and openness to live life in its original form, to live without fear of
being judge, to be in the feeling without any expectation and where one is
allowed to have difference of opinion but that does not put differences in
relationships.
Why is it that most human relations comes
with its own do’s and don’t – “where you are expected to behave in a certain
manner. If you don’t, you are not one of them”. One silly point of view
suddenly makes you the bad cop and you are out of the circle!
Life is full of experience – some good
experiences and some not so good ones. And in the process, the journey – we meet
whole new bunch of people – all with different background and thought processes.
That’s what makes the journey more enjoyable.
Somewhere along the way, we miss the essence.
We start comparing and judging everything and everyone around us. It baffles me how most of us – the human race
likes to judge everything materialistically and need based. For e.g. at every
stage of our life, we meet new people and make new friends. Why can’t we call
our old friends or loved ones – just like that – without any need? Why do we
never hesitate to ‘kill it’ – the old ties because we now have no more to gain from
them and forget about what all we received in past?
I hope my fears don’t prove right. I hope
that there still is lot of humanity and character left in us. I hope that we
stop judging everything and open up to whole new possibilities.
Best,
Jini
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