Indifference is the much underestimated symbol of peaceful existence. Contextually, it is even a representative of a certain level of detachment required for confident decision-making.
Let's sketch our context first. What we're talking about here is not indifference towards life, how we live, how we are with other fellow beings and how we are with nature. Rather, indifference towards generalizing the whole human population. We live in a small small world and it is full of people with different views on life and how to live it. So, when a person acts on even a slight deviation from our scope of acceptance and definition of what life is, we instantly embark upon validating our beliefs on the other person's life by coercing him/her to come to our point of view.
Appreciating and accepting differences is the first major step towards living a good healthy life. Sometimes it is best to 'Let it be'. Since we know life to be a process of evolution and we know that each one of us is evolving every second with our own life experiences, it is futile and unnatural to urge the process of life to fasten its pace to accomodate our beliefs and validate them in another's life. That is arrogance. That is disturbing the nature.
And, look what we've come to by disturbing the natural course of things. Artificial breeding, inhumane treatment of animals, extensive deforestation, Factory farming and theologizing poitics. These are but a few of the major issues that have brought the world to a crisis today.
Detachment from an excess of anything is essential today and will always be. Because balance can never be found in 'Extreme' and Balance is the law of nature. And, the law of Nature is for All not excepting humas. And , we'll do well to remember this. For we never know when we meet our Nemesis.
Adopting indifference in this particular aspect of our life which is to not look around with insecurity towards what others are doing and keep walking our own path with self-belief can make human relationships as sweet as a newborn's kiss, as fresh as the smell of freshly tilled earth and as steady as holding the hand of a friend.
Copyright created on 13th June 2011
Let's sketch our context first. What we're talking about here is not indifference towards life, how we live, how we are with other fellow beings and how we are with nature. Rather, indifference towards generalizing the whole human population. We live in a small small world and it is full of people with different views on life and how to live it. So, when a person acts on even a slight deviation from our scope of acceptance and definition of what life is, we instantly embark upon validating our beliefs on the other person's life by coercing him/her to come to our point of view.
Appreciating and accepting differences is the first major step towards living a good healthy life. Sometimes it is best to 'Let it be'. Since we know life to be a process of evolution and we know that each one of us is evolving every second with our own life experiences, it is futile and unnatural to urge the process of life to fasten its pace to accomodate our beliefs and validate them in another's life. That is arrogance. That is disturbing the nature.
And, look what we've come to by disturbing the natural course of things. Artificial breeding, inhumane treatment of animals, extensive deforestation, Factory farming and theologizing poitics. These are but a few of the major issues that have brought the world to a crisis today.
Detachment from an excess of anything is essential today and will always be. Because balance can never be found in 'Extreme' and Balance is the law of nature. And, the law of Nature is for All not excepting humas. And , we'll do well to remember this. For we never know when we meet our Nemesis.
Adopting indifference in this particular aspect of our life which is to not look around with insecurity towards what others are doing and keep walking our own path with self-belief can make human relationships as sweet as a newborn's kiss, as fresh as the smell of freshly tilled earth and as steady as holding the hand of a friend.
Copyright created on 13th June 2011
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