Dear followers and readers...
Here I am, after having survived 2 long tragic days, breathing the air of the blogosphere.
My condolences to all the victims of the Japan calamity, and their families..
My condolences to my dearest friend, who lost his mother yesterday in an accident.. May the Almighty give them the strength to move on with these residents of heaven watching over them.
And may the departed souls rest in peace.
In the mean time, friends, give it a thought: Isn't the unpredictability of life brutal at times? Isn't the transience of our dearest possessions the reason for all our mental injuries? The answers being an unwanted "yes", its time we wake up from our ignorant slumbers. I'm aware, that in an attempt to free myself of the grief of the losses and the fear of the losses to come, I'm only reiterating the words of many other great people. But I'm sure expecting at least a few of you to start thinking in the way I'm doing now: I'm not referring to the grief, I'm talking about the endeavor to make the world a better place to live in.
The strategies&punchlines are all conventional...
*positive thinking
*life being short has little space for hatred or sorrow
*Self introspection
*think before you act....
*safety
..... and so on and so forth...
And I suppose every person is well aware of these little things........
The knowledge, however is not working anymore. It's time to act. That too, on an individual basis. Dear friends, let's do our bit, and make people do the same. Every little effort counts. We can't confront nature, but we can behave the way nature has made us. We keep forgetting that we are born as "human beings" and not "inhuman beings". Having done enough damage already, let's now behave like the goody goody kids... well.... that MIGHT soften Mother Nature.. you know!
This will definitely not assure you of a disaster-proof life, but it sure will dilute the severity of the disasters.
Let's be the solution, not the problem!
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