Commencement of every
journey implies a destination is there where it ends. Journeys can be
challenging in most times even if the destination/consequence is known, as not all
consequences are desirable. Journeys can be adventurous and anxious if the end
is unknown and promises of surprises good or bad. But very often even when the
journey ends we are not ready to stop. We might rest a while but don't stop to
move on.
This can be interpreted in many ways but the most obvious explanation
is that the human mind is in constant search of stability but on achieving it
are not aware of that or are reluctant to accept that. What does this signify ?
The human race consciously or sub-consciously believe in dynamism and are in
opposition to anything that is stagnant, an indication of the eternal traveller's
spirit, very much like time which is in constant refusal to stop at any
request.
Life goes on, it was there
when I wasn't there, and will be there even when I am not there. Then what is
this zeal to launch oneself into this world, which is constantly running us
around. There is no answer to that but there is a similarity to the sea, the
waves. The incessant breaking of the waves forces me to believe that Life is
all about destruction and re-building. In this constant cycle if we lose ourselves
we are washed away just as in a tidal wave. But if we can float around there is
a promise of a new beginning.
Life is not about chasing
dreams, it's about reviewing the dreams and following the ones which are
acceptable, enjoyable & achievable. Growth/success is a sensitive issue. The
reluctance to accept failure, the limitations within, the burden of grief often
leads to a situation when desperation, frustration creeps in at times lead to
self-destruction or a potential threat to others. The will to grow has no end and should not have any end as
it's unnatural. But the right to grow at any cost is not acceptable. Nothing is
indispensable!!!
