Human by nature
is gregarious. Life of solitude is an extreme case-only hermit and ascetics do
that. They separate themselves from mundane human pleasures of the current
life, in pursuit to attain real happiness. They repel their mind from the
magnetic force of momentary happiness. This is high Buddhist way of life. We
cannot fit into this life of theirs but living a simple Buddhist way, yes
anyone can.
Pulled and
dragged by the gravity of unconsciousness, we immerse ourselves into samsaric
ocean of pleasures. We get into bonding as husband and wife, girlfriend and
boyfriend, and myriad of relationships. Relations always never last long, it
succumbs to fatal fate of time, and relations falls like the autumn leaves. The
evergreen relations are the rarest, with poisonous ego and anger ablaze. Love
and only love can extinguish it. Nothing can supersede the love, the seed of
all good. In relations, love takes a locus point. But both must have it. One
way traffic can hardly survive it. Love would remain covered, if not searched
with your body, speech and mind. There is a need for continuous interactions.
All of hypotheses, assumptions and presumptions do any good to relations. These
are to be dodged and abandoned from the vale of relations.
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| Source: Google |
If relations
doesn’t work, then 2 is less than 1, 3 is less than 1 and this shall remain
true unless we anchor on the tenets of relations-love, understanding,
forgiveness, continuous close interactions, truthfulness, faithfulness and spectrum
of adjectives alike. So, never prove mathematicians wrong, that 2 is less than
1.
In the formulae of relations, never write ‘2 is
less than 1”.
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