Finally
Finally, I feel awesome!
I know using the word awesome, being so overused and cliché and
so… ‘normal’ somehow cuts down on my seemingly legitimate value. But what the
hell, why does normalcy, or especially not being among the ones whose prime
purpose is to run and run away from gelling in, and reaching where they are
recognized as ‘unique’, such a bad thing?
To be honest, I am tattered. I feel shit. I am making
mistakes, more as of late, and am pretty clueless in my otherwise personally
self organized life. And ironically, I am just fine.
There is no magic to it. I’ve just learned to accept the
many faces of life. I’ve learned to not know the outcomes, as life is as
unpredictable as it gets. Still hold onto
being the one who tries, because life being unpredictable isn’t an
excuse to lurk around and do nothing, but more of a challenge to get off our
butts and try harder.
It’s just perspective I guess.
I am also trying to realize that there are billions of people
out there, all product of some beautiful random combination, who share the same
one or more or countless attributes and troubles with me. I am not unique, and
I am okay with that. Cause I am from this gorgeous planet, with people I can
share, atleast in my universal mind, the idea of being a part of it. And with
that comes the idea of peace and faith. People are alike, and they get over
things. And so shall I.
I mean honestly, doesn’t the modern idea of uniqueness have
a ring of isolation attached to it? And who here wants isolation as a
destination? As a mere pit-stop it suffices, but as a destination, it sounds haunting
and hollow. Nothing impressive to me.
I am sorry, I wish I could give a speech about how
awesomeness springs from being unique. But in my little experience, (packaged
with the notion of accepting well constructed counter arguments) I come to the
conclusion that compassion, empathy and being humble unites us. In that, we’re
one. And it is from that one we are truly satisfied. Even when we feel like
we’re twenty feet covered in shit.
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