One of the biggest issues I've had with myself is the struggle to find answers to my questions about life and why we are here. Every time, I end up not finding answers to my questions and then end up drawing the wrong(apparently) conclusions that all this is not meant to be.
Today, I noticed one of my friends' status message on GTalk which read "Not every question has an answer accompanying it". I invariably stumbled upon a reaction/reply to that message which in turn made me realize why I couldn't find any answers to my questions about all the crazy stuff- I couldn't find the answers not because they were not available, I couldn't find the answers because I am not ready for them, because I'm not capable of feeling and understanding and identifying them even though I might have seen them already. It's very simple once we look at this analogy- consider a 12 year old who just knows that airplanes are a lot heavier than us and struggles to find answers to his question- "When we can't fly, how can those things fly???". His reply might be "according to my logic its not possible". Actually his reply should be - "according to MY logic, its not possible"- because he is simply not there yet to understand the physics of an airplane.
This makes my belief in the saying "discoveries are always made by accident" a bit more stronger.
Yes, every question does have an answer. The answers are all in our sub-conscious selves. It's just that we are not ready to bring them out to our conscious selves.
Saturday, December 08, 2007
life, my stuggle, my questions. contd..
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cannot agree more wid ya. May be every Question has an answer, it's just the fact that we don't quite approve of it.
true.the simplest answer is the present,its a gift that we must live and cherish,thats why its called present. :)
when you fathom the present presented to you,its by itself digs a pathway into the headway..
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