For a long time i was ridden with this nagging feeling about what to write why to write and how to right...
but today i took that leap, and went ahead with a random topic that just came to me!
I see what you don't.
Today during my auto ride to college I witnessed a rickshaw driver accidently hit an Indica when former was trying to negotiate through a small space.Sadly the impact was enough to ignite the middle aged guy's temper to such an extent that he came out of his car and started to try to land a blow on the rickshaw driver.(Hooliganism much?)
It is here that my auto driver, slightly old, totally bald and i am sure who was fleecing me :/ uttered a comment "Arre, ameer apna gussa gareeb pe hi nikalta hai".
It made me think, how is it that we just allow random events passing us by and we use them to make our own judgements about life and the people who we would have never met before and some whom we may never meet again.
Is it really a good idea to just think like this?
If instead we change our perspective and perhaps try to question it from a more objective point of view i think it does make a difference. Most probably it clears our own sense of being and perception by introducing us to aspects of people and society from a whole different point of view.Even if it is a stray comment nevertheless, it is for certain it will linger with everyone who heard it, forming a preset notion.
Perhaps instead of generalising society or people we might actually appreciate individuality as a talent.Otherwise i feel for the society, the individual will cease to exist.
Perhaps i myself am ironically being judgemental by talking like this, but then again that will be decided only by what the readers think of this (which in turn would be them judging). Its all too complex.
Why not just uncomplicate things and try to keep them simpler.
As it life has enough things to make us worry about ourselves.Why think so much about the other??
Look for anything in the world, and you wont be dissapointed....good,bad or anything in between.Its just a matter of PERSPECTIVE .
but today i took that leap, and went ahead with a random topic that just came to me!
I see what you don't.
Today during my auto ride to college I witnessed a rickshaw driver accidently hit an Indica when former was trying to negotiate through a small space.Sadly the impact was enough to ignite the middle aged guy's temper to such an extent that he came out of his car and started to try to land a blow on the rickshaw driver.(Hooliganism much?)
It is here that my auto driver, slightly old, totally bald and i am sure who was fleecing me :/ uttered a comment "Arre, ameer apna gussa gareeb pe hi nikalta hai".
It made me think, how is it that we just allow random events passing us by and we use them to make our own judgements about life and the people who we would have never met before and some whom we may never meet again.
Is it really a good idea to just think like this?
If instead we change our perspective and perhaps try to question it from a more objective point of view i think it does make a difference. Most probably it clears our own sense of being and perception by introducing us to aspects of people and society from a whole different point of view.Even if it is a stray comment nevertheless, it is for certain it will linger with everyone who heard it, forming a preset notion.
Perhaps instead of generalising society or people we might actually appreciate individuality as a talent.Otherwise i feel for the society, the individual will cease to exist.
Perhaps i myself am ironically being judgemental by talking like this, but then again that will be decided only by what the readers think of this (which in turn would be them judging). Its all too complex.
Why not just uncomplicate things and try to keep them simpler.
As it life has enough things to make us worry about ourselves.Why think so much about the other??
Look for anything in the world, and you wont be dissapointed....good,bad or anything in between.Its just a matter of PERSPECTIVE .
