Walking past a BMW or a Porsche, how many times have you wondered only if a
chauffeur drove you around in that luxury vehicle?
Right when a blonde stepped out of her wheeler and gave you her ounce of
attitude or shrugged you off, have you felt determined to achieve all of what
came free to her and slap it back on her face?
You may not call it Jealousy, but that is what it is. And, frankly enough, no
shying from the word.
There is no need to be ashamed to be green-eyed, because that is exactly what
will help you strive through your struggle and help you accomplish the hardest destination.
Why is Shahrukh Khan more revered in the country than Salman Khan, as far as
his hard work is concerned?
Because nothing came easy to him. He took a route, every second of us have to
opt.
The discrepancy in this country between the rich and the poor is vast, and we
got to roger that.
But, no need to make a hue and cry of it. Rather strive to change it.
I quote Karl Marx here, “From each according to his abilities, to each according to his needs.”
Draw lines on a plain map, and mark your territory, for no one
should have the nerve to erase it off.
There’s not a single person who does not want to feel revered. In the eyes of a
few, or the entire world, that is his or her personal choice. What matters is
the brawl you take upon yourself, resolute and gritty. Through tough times and
more, creeping and crawling towards the light.
Whoever said, the route from Darkness to Light or Failure to Success, is
difficult was right. But that is exactly what keeps us going, right?
If everything was right down there at your doorstep, why would your journey be
remarked a unique one?
Why would you be revered in the first place?
A notion “He got it all easy!” has already been formed.
True or not, you decide.
Next time, the BMW chic shrugs you off, glance back at her, until her eyes
hurt! J
“The only thing that stops you from getting what
you want is the bullshit story that you keep telling yourself on why you can't
achieve that thing.”
Fear grips you when you're at loss, but at
the same time, Fear gives you the courage to handle your loss.
For the farthest time, I can trace back, life has been bitter and sweet
providing me moments of joy and sorrow. And, talking about sorrow, one such
time is when you lose someone or you're living with the realization of losing.
We humans are under this constant fear of losing our loved ones. No fault in it,
considering the pertinent faults in the nature, surrounding us. We grow up in a
world where we create most of our problems and then act as guinea pigs to face
them, like pride-filled donkeys.
Just by the way, these issues might not even be as huge as I showcase them.
Even while people leave for short periods, people make a hue and cry of it. Hardly do we realize that these breaks are necessary, in order to start with a
good new. However much explained, it sounds like a
dying person saying, "Hang on! My soul is going to soon be back." Especially, when we are already aware of various cons.
No wonder, when someone leaves, they leave behind a vacuum in the hearts and
minds of the close ones. And the pain caused by the vacuum is usually
short-lived, and there are more chances of someone else filling up that space
too. But, I really don't think anyone can do justice to the importance of the
former person or even get close to being that. We must realize that each one
holds a special position in our lives and it is essential to not close the
doors of our heart in order to deny anyone else's entry. It is hard to swallow
the truth, but people always leave. And, that seems to be the order of our lives.
Someday, you will leave this place and so will I, hurting the lives of many, in
the process. But, isn't that the nature's rule? Finally, what goes around, does
come around.
