Monday, March 28, 2005

He sat down, scragged and disgruntled from weighing one deliberation after another. He could feel the vague patch of thought in his mind ever so slightly becoming less obscure. It was the umpteenth time he sadly realised the insane level of passivity with which he'd been watching from the sidelines his life drift.
Again, the urge to shirk it all off and get back to 'take it as it comes' eclipsed him.
But time was running out and he feared the worst. This made him doubt the credibility of the comforting time-is-the-healer doctrine.

He knew he had lost a lot of time. It dawned on him, as ablative and absolute, that every high degree of caution he'd taken in making inferences and every skeptical tendency he was muzzled in had constituted a hitherto undermined danger to life.
He realised how he quietly affirmed rather than suspend judgements, assented rather than negate them and invariably waited rather than attempt and err.
These traits had now been bred to the point where they'd become unbelievably strong.
More often than not, he seemed overwhelmed by the suddenness with which many effects stood out...which reflected how uncomfortable he was with change. He'd wholly repudiated the concept of cause and effect which in turn brought about all the passivity.
He'd rejoiced about the triumph of renouncing belief in his ego and become so misled by it that he found himself wallowing in self-pity a lot.

But now, it was time to act. Success which had been so elusive in the recent past had begun to offer itself in the smallest of packages. He had now clambered up to the revered generic space. It was all upto him now to discover, to innovate.
LIFE...that he once knew as paradoxically coincidental to the ironical tyrrany applicable to the unparalleled definition of reverse entropy now just seemed a euphemism for fun...chaotic fun even!
And then, amazed at his mental construct immigrating to such a highly dynamic dissociation matrix, he thought it best to confide in his Irish comrade, Bud.
Yes, he thought aloud, life is looking up!

12 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Good! A post after some time... For some strange reason, I have, of late, writing in very simple language... But then again, that is somewhat what life is... he he And what's with the Success bit?

9:08 pm, March 28, 2005  
Blogger A Chrysanthemum by any other name... said...

Umm... can you... repeat the question?

1:06 am, March 29, 2005  
Blogger Unknown said...

Even I dont like changes...
You know, its strange - A change could result in a better or worse situation. We expect the situation to get better that what it already is. But how much can we go on like this - there'll be some practical limitation on this "getting better" phenomenon. If I'm contented with my current situation, let it stay that way... why bother to change - for all we know it might turn worse.
I know this sounds very dull and very unambitious... I have no regrets as long as I'm content with myself. Its more like the sprite series of ads. Going better every step lands you at the very state you're in after many iterations.

5:11 pm, March 30, 2005  
Blogger Manu said...

AC: thx man...but howre u so sure that 'he' is me?!
cha...what the hell...i made it to the coll JAM team! that and other small packages of success....;-)

@chrys: ur askin me!!

9:25 pm, March 30, 2005  
Blogger Manu said...

@finch: glad u agree with the cause-effect thing. looks like both u and I have to live with the complexity for the time-being! as much as I admire those thoughts on change, the word 'destiny' in it is totally disconcerting.I think i've damn near lost credibilty in it.

@Srini: its not as it i dont like changes. just that most of us aren't quite receptive to it.It more to do with living 'in flux' and not adapting to changes rather than just not liking them...but certainly food for thought man..thx!

9:31 pm, March 30, 2005  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

very good posts... I loved you last and second last posts... and you name you bike angie.....man that makes my perverted mind go on a trip.....
Prateek
http://euronymous.rediffblogs.com

11:56 pm, March 30, 2005  
Blogger Manu said...

@finch: I loved your take on faith. But 'beyond our comprehension' i feel is a fairly thin line in the sense that there spawns an uncertainty in deciding what kind of mysteries among the myriad ones that exist we should submit ourselves to.
We cud go over to the Theosophical Society sometime!

@prateek: thx man...glad u liked 'em posts! as for the perverse, 'where/when will those clouds all disappear?!'

4:41 pm, March 31, 2005  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

What's the point of it all? Sometimes it's better to submit to the uselessness of it all and just be content living a life...

10:12 pm, March 31, 2005  
Blogger Manu said...

@AC,finch: good points! **thats euphemism for i'm-too-braindead-to-debate-any-furthur**
I think my comment box is getting conked just a bit.Finch, wot u said was actually right re!

1:10 am, April 03, 2005  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Best of the text i read about a problem.

12:07 am, June 01, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

We are wellocme to it's configuration.

9:03 am, June 03, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Wellcome to the real world.

5:06 am, June 07, 2006  

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