LIFE - COLORES INFINITUM (24)
The
process of ‘awakening and enlightenment’ is not something of high intellect and
should not been seen as instruments of one-shot change. It has to be practiced
consistently.
©/IPR: Santosh Chaubey - http://severallyalone.blogspot.com/
Also,
they need not signify something cryptic and philosophical ranging in the complex
theories of existence. They have not to be.
Like
philosophy, at individual level, should simply mean how you look at life (the philosophy of necessity) irrespective of what has been said and what is being said, the process of ‘awakening
and enlightenment’, too, is to be seen in the similar context.
The
fundamentals of the complex theorizing are not meant for everyone and so not
everyone (and rightly) bothers about it. That is a natural corollary. But it
also takes away the essence of life that we can realize in the day-to-day
events of life.
Awakening
and enlightenment are not to be seen as yet another big-ticket words that need
some messenger like a godman or an expert to come and teach or voracious
reading of some scriptures or some other designate, recommended, concerned
reading.
Knowing
more and looking at it positively brings enlightenment. Knowledge is power and
it empowers you to handle life more efficiently.
We
carry life aggregating our day-to-day moments. They give us our emotions. They
give us our good and bad moments. Accordingly, they give us good and bad
experiences to learn from.
We
travel. We meet people. We read. We go out. All this while, we accumulate
experiences. But we seldom look back to realize their vitality. We rarely go
back to do read from those moments. A random conversation might lead you to the
solution you were seeking for. A random reading might give you the moments to
think about a development in an altogether new perspective.
Every
moment that passes can be a moment of awakening. Every random conversation can
be a natural tool to enlighten your soul. A random awakening can lead to the
moments of enlightenment.
We
live in moments. The bad of them depress us. The good of them make us happy.
Some of them do enlighten us, expanding our view of life. They aggregate over a
period of time.
It’s
for you, if you care enough to learn, to enlighten, to awaken you existence.
©/IPR: Santosh Chaubey - http://severallyalone.blogspot.com/
