Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Evolve or die: figure it on your own :-)


“If I were the rain, that binds together the heavens and the earth, whom in all eternity will never mingle, would I be able to bind two hearts together?”
The thought of wishing to be more than what is commonly described what one is easily derived to be. This mindset longer happens to be a common thing. I do not say that there is an increasing scarcity of young, confident individuals with fire in their belly and killer instinct to excel. I am pointing at the same swarm’s inclination to grow. Grow in areas that need working. Sophistication of the soul needs evolution in the emotional tangent. For a person to grow, grow they must in three dimensions, not two.
 Physical, intellectual and emotional.
  In times where escapism is the common way to tackle conflicts, Emotional growth is only becoming a farce. Escapisms thrown at us by the modern life can be so mundane and so cleverly disguised that we even fail to observe them. A person facing an emotional conflict now wishes to broadcast his thoughts and derive sympathy, rather than tackle it in his or her own way. Choosing to not discuss of an ailing topic was once a way to contemplate and reach the solution of their own. It is now way a to escape the emotional conflict that entails it and the unique opportunity life presents at us.
A smooth sea never makes a sailor skillful. When one finds himself in a fix, if they choose to share what’s in their mind to someone near and dear, it might seem quite common place. But think of it this way. What if there was no such person to share your situation with? What would you do? Tackle it yourself or, let the matter aside and let life go on? That is the escapism I intend to make my point with. It needn’t be a person. It could be something as mundane as the internet or a drinking binge. A quick fix.  A temporary relief from a growing gangrene.  Tackling the unrest mind’s concern is difficult but important. This is what helps one evolve truly and nurture them to succeed wholly. If we let the unrest grow, it will only mutate and turn into a monster that would not allow you to be sufficient for yourself. Imagine you needing another’s company when you have yourself to be with.
A wise Japanese scholar once said:”When you are young, learn to work, not to earn. Money will come with emotional growth that fuels success”Fight with all you’ve got. Limit life to what it has to offer. Let not tiny obstacles cripple you. Falter not till the goal is met. Make your own luck J