Et Cetera

So as I was saying, I was deemed a 'seeker'. But how do you know, what you know is actually what no one knows and is the truth. You get my drift. Truth is variable. But this beautiful book I read, enlightened me on the fact that theft is the only sin. Lying is just a variant of stealing, and that is stealing a person's right to the truth. This does seem pretty hard-hitting. Pretty well articulated I must say. There is a point in everyone's life when they just stop and think. Enough of the philosophical, enough of the self-pity and enough of the excuses. I, by the way, have yet to encounter such a point in life. Because when you finally realize it, philosophy may sound nice, but you can't make two square meals out of it. Self pity makes you weak, and self-pity is just another excuse to justify a loss.

I believe in God, irrespective of what you or anyone else might feel about the same. I say a prayer when I leave my house, a prayer when I turn the key in my bike, a prayer when I switch my computer on, and yet another prayer to thank God for my lunch. It's hard to understand how there can't be a higher power up there. This world has too many coincidences and miracles of love and faith, to justify the other side of the story. Okay now, maybe even I might be bitten by the philosophical bug. But like I said, I might just be a seeker. Just like everyone else. But I do have my limitations. Like the low levels of enthusiasm and careful disregard of criticism. Now that I am drifting away from the point, and am blissfully unaware of the confusion I've created. I might as well stop. Whassat now?! I hear a fat lady. And she's singing.

Thanks for reading and my sincere apologies for the abrupt beginning and ending of ideas.