Day5-Waiting

What ? It has been just 5 days since I have started this project? It feels like eternity to me..
Anyway...Here I am on day 5-as something I recognise to be the greatest truth of life-Waiting
Who doesnt know the excruciating pain of waiting for something you really want?And how soon we want all those good things we want to happen?
I have realised that this is the greatest truth-the only thing that pervades all our life-We are always waiting for something..arent we?
We wait to grow up..When we grow up...we wait to feel younger again...we wait for food...and these days I have also begun to feel the pain of waiting for sleep..we wait to finish studying..then we wait to get a job..then we wait to get a promotion and a hike..then wait for marriage...wait to have children..when we have them..we wait for them to grow up....waiting waiting waiting all the way until we wait for death to invite us.
The greatest truth about this waiting is..there is no freakin shortcut to this..damnnn
I have been waiting for something for the past 4 months and the more I wait..the more it evades me..the more I wait..I also lose interest and to some extent hope..and wait to renew both..because I cant possibly live life without belief or hope..Can I?
How cool and adamant is this waiting bugger!!
Despite all of this..the universe has helped me regain hope every single day of my life..and I wait more...sometimes with a smile..sometimes with some motivation from people around me..and most times...as an act of complete surrender..
Thank you Universe...for you teach me invaluable lessons!!
Good night world..are you listening to me?

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