
Some people are given the right to love, some are devoid of it. Some people are given the right to be good. Some people are disliked for it. Why such a hate then, why hate the sinners? Everyone is correct in his/her own logic bubble. What if doesn’t coincide with your own? Maybe you are the sinner, maybe you’re incorrect. Nothing in the world is good or bad, it’s all relative. Who defined the absolute terms? Lord didn’t. Probably us humans did, for their own suited comforts, complying with the majority, for existence in this social circus.
Whenever we judge someone, we are judging ourselves. All things we seem at loss with, within ourselves, all the weaknesses we’ve known. We judge people on a scale set by ourselves, our beliefs, our faults. So it’s better to judge the scales well. Ur opinions about the world reflect nothing but ur own self. Whatever is wrong with the world outside is actually wrong within yourself.
We all have two sides to ourselves, the good and the bad. It depends which one we feed, which one the world makes us feed. It’s hard to survive with your own principles and rules. Am still in a dilemma if am living it right. Life fucks everybody, spares no one.And if fate doesn’t make u laugh, then u just don’t get the joke.
Sometimes someone else being misunderstood, some else being confused, fucks up your damned life too.
Each one of us tends to sadness. The most easily attainable state. If we can sustain it, we can sustain anything. Something like the lowest energy state. There’s a satisfaction, a security in sadness. No one can take it away from you, unless you want it to. It’s your own.
Life comes in circles. Something like, "I’ve had it before, am having it again. I thought it would’ve tasted different, but it tastes all the same". It’s funny how everyone keeps searching for something, some people call it love, some people the truth, some go overboard saying they’re searching God .And then each of them dies knowing nothing, having nothing. Probably the biggest truth is that there is no truth.
The biggest irony of life is we haven’t ever seen ourselves. All that we’ve seen is a mere reflection. How I wish I could see my face like I see everyone else’s.
Pity is one part of love that asks for nothing in return and because of that, every act of pity is a kind of prayer. Something like God Bless You! Something we hear all the time. It shouldn’t be overused I guess, it takes your belief off Him.