Seems everyone who consider themselves to be buried in the ''quagmire'' of Job life (including me when I'm being axed) are sadly looking back at the receding candle in the distance (already 6 months away from us) that we called the College and the ''Hostel'' Life. Life, as it seems now, is very gray for us..
But I recollect a thought that passed through me a few days back: If we were to differentiate our life at present and evaluate that function, set to the limit of 0, would'nt we arrive at the evaluation of our present state??
And that present state of ours, that present moment we are experiencing, is it that bad? Is it so worse compared to our earlier state of existance? Aren't we all savoring some or the other situations, that make our hearts smile? In my situation for example, I may dread the feeling of routinely going to Office, but the small crowd of busy pegions on the porch of our Office Gate always does make me want to chase and play with them.
:)
We need anchors at this time. To help us hold on to ourselves and to our view of life as we see it. We must not allow them to fall into the abyss.
The time..whether the past or the present; is all ours!..
But I recollect a thought that passed through me a few days back: If we were to differentiate our life at present and evaluate that function, set to the limit of 0, would'nt we arrive at the evaluation of our present state??
And that present state of ours, that present moment we are experiencing, is it that bad? Is it so worse compared to our earlier state of existance? Aren't we all savoring some or the other situations, that make our hearts smile? In my situation for example, I may dread the feeling of routinely going to Office, but the small crowd of busy pegions on the porch of our Office Gate always does make me want to chase and play with them.
:)
We need anchors at this time. To help us hold on to ourselves and to our view of life as we see it. We must not allow them to fall into the abyss.
The time..whether the past or the present; is all ours!..
