A decade back, in response to my
first love-letter, my dream girl replied that, “Life is Uncertain” and the
short sentence was followed by a paragraph explaining her possible fears and inability
to make any commitments. The tone of that letter had surely been full of
indecision and hopelessness. However, that day, I became glad from within
because I changed my attitude and for the first time thought like a
philosopher. I thought about life, I thought about platonic love, I thought
about the transitoriness of life and viewed that my love had become immortal
with the touch of uncertainty. I enjoyed the element of uncertainty. And I
could easily manage my balance.
The moral of the story is that man
lives in two worlds-one is a mercenary world of grim reality and the other one
is a world of romantic imagination. Man switches from one world to the other according
to his own convenience. For example, I switched from the gnawing practical
world to the happy-go-lucky imaginative world and got a temporary relief. But
staying rooted in the imaginative world for more than a certain period will
definitely lead to an imbalance.
It is a general experience that insecurities
and uncertainties in life come alarmingly and shatter our mental poise.
Sometimes they make the heart throb in fear, grind the mind but at the same
time they also activate some of our hidden strengths. Therefore, somebody has
rightly said that the night is the darkest before the dawn.
Uncertainty and insecurity in life
are the deadliest threats to the mental health of an individual but a change in
mental attitude can definitely nullify their deleterious effects to a great
extent.
(N.B. My
readers may comment the write up childish but sometimes it is pure joy to be childish.
Sometimes childish exuberance answers intricate questions of life.)
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