Ever found yourself question reality?
For some, the answers aren't a surprise. After all, what they planned for is what they have today.
A perfect life for sure.
I envy these guys from a distance. Though I am not yet convinced about living a no-surprise life.
Then again, for some, the answers are a shock. Don't know whether you can blame it on a living life at the edge attitude, a let life surprise me attitude, a don't plan things coz it makes god laugh attitude, or just sheer lack of foresight. Can't yet figure out, but what happens when decisions made with conviction go so wrong? You question reality forever, only to find yourself left unanswered.
I might sound ridiculously stupid, but I am proud of these guys.
I yet don't know which category I belong to. Diplomatically, I'd like to believe that I am a blend of both. Honestly, I am yet to accept who I am. Acceptance, they say is the path to a happy life, a balanced mind, and all those spiritually uplifting states. But, sadly, it doesn't come that easy.
Everybody loves denial. I guess its justified that when you can't accept, you deny. Makes life rather simple, isn't it? You convince yourself that decisions made by the heart are the best and the most honest ones. What happens when the same decisions turn out to be the most glaring mistakes of your life? Well, simple-you deny and move on! Denial comes that easy to us. Wish acceptance did too.
I sometimes wish human mind wasn't as powerful as it is. I swear by an intuitive mind. You succumb to pressure, to every need, to a weak moment. You fake your identity to be loved. You deny yourself with an honest moment with the real you, only to be accepted by anyone and everyone. Would I be wrong in believing that its a world of hypocrites? Its just the degree of hypocrisy that makes us special in a way we want.
Gosh! So many questions. Today, even living by a moment completely and honestly seems tough. Am I who I always wanted to be? I once read that fate gives you two options: one that you should take and the one you do. My first reaction was to deny and rubbish this theory. It's not for long that you can fake an identity to yourself. It took me a lot of self questioning, reasoning, battling, and convincing to actually accept this theory. Today, it makes perfect sense to me.
Its hard for me to conclude today. I began with a fear of self confrontation. Now, I am at a loss of words and a whole new bunch of questions that I hope to seek answers for. For starters, I admit being happy in my world of denial. It's a very comfortable zone that I am not yet ready to give up. Though I know, searching for the weirdest answers will calm my mind-Someday!