The other day i was watching the English television series
“how i met your mother”....and the protagonist was having problems with his
plans about life. He had planned a super successful life along with a family
life but clearly he was struggling with both. That’s when he was made
understood that in life the end points do not matter as much as the journey
does......which is true indeed. How many times has it happened that we spent
hours planning something and that event turns out some other way?? it has
happened to me many many times.....in fact it almost happens every time to me.
My roomie says “mere life me maine aj tak jo bhi plan kiya hai wo kabhi nai hua
hai.”
Well, many a times we all know what those end points of the
journey are going to be but still we fail to enjoy the journey because we try
to reach the end of the expedition without going through the adventures and the
fallouts. Once the voyage is set in motion it is bound to end somewhere.....but
what we completely do not notice is that we are far too much focussed on the
outcome than the things that lead us to the end. We miss the little joys in the journey. It’s
actually a very simple concept......sample this.....after four years of college
when we would be reminiscing our college life we would not recall how perfectly
we studied or how perfectly we obeyed our teachers......but we would fondly
remember any case of us breaking rules and regulations and facing the consequences.
We all want our life to be perfect....but believe me perfect is very
boring......it’s like we know what’s gonna happen next.....it takes all the
suspense out of the future. It’s the disorder in life that makes it exciting
and worth remembering.
Enjoy the trek in your life....even if you
slip....ultimately you will scale the peak.....and when you reach there you
would only be remembering the slips.....the true journey.
grttttt onee
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