As I set my foot towards my home from my
work place, a few days back, my mind was a confused lot. I was greeted by a cloudy sky outside.
It was about to rain. Things like- 'should I do or shouldn't I', 'is this right
or that', 'speak or remain silent', 'who's mine, who's not', 'should I share
with someone or not'... and what not. A mess. It is in the nature of Mind to
remain confused and unclear and worry.
I had walked a few furlongs, and then a few lines of a poem
I had read long back flashed. Here it goes-
Look for the bare necessities
The simple bare necessities
Forget about your worries and your strife
I mean the bare necessities
Old Mother Nature's recipes
That brings the bare necessities of life
The bare necessities of life will come to you...
The assuring line of 'Bare necessities of life will come to
you' brought whiff of relaxed air into my heart. I think we have all had
experience of something taken care when we were not conscious about it. I have
had many such experiences- a case in point is I never look through rear view
when I drive, but somehow I never met with anything untoward or another case is that
I joined a decent workplace without actually preparing for it... somehow it is
taken care of. You can call it the power of God, if you want to.
It reassured the futility of worrying and behaving as if I
am in control of all things. In actuality I am not in control of anything. How
relaxing is this fact. I playfully call it -"Chennakeshava eno ond
madtane" (Chennakeshava will do something about it).
1 comment:
Good one :)
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