Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Life beyond boundaries

I hope yu are all enjoying yur summer holiday. To be honest half of me cannot wait to get back to school; and the other half just wants to be on summer vacation for a lot longer than the time given. It was a good week after England; although I miss it there like crazy, it's nice being back home, around things I'm familiar with, around people I know.
How is it possible for someone to be able to recognize their comfort zone? To rule out their comfort zone and be able to distinguish in & out of it? How long does it take for one to consider another, a part or a party of their comfortability? I find it so interesting, how right at this moment in time, I'm here, sat at home, casually surfing the internet at 6 in the morning while another is just tucking themselves to bed somewhere else around the world. Why the world is round? Why we are orbiting around the sun? So many questions, so many potentials who can come up with those desired answers, so little confirmation and certainty. Despite the fact that there is a probability of a whole new not only world, but a whole new atmosphere out there somewhere waiting to be discovered, we are still working assiduously to understand the simplistic world we live in now - its clockwork, its mechanics, its function. Somewhere beyond our understanding, there is more to be figured out, more to be understood - and I crave for this. Our mind is so limited and gives us so many boundaries to how much we are able to register the amount of information. The feeling of loss is unexplainable. One cannot possibly pinpoint the definition of that lexis. If our human brain is so developed and multi-functional, how is this possible? If one cannot pinpoint the definition of certain words or actions or emotions, and if this other 'universe' is yet to be found, how are we to swallow it all in? How did we get to where we are? How much more is there for us to find out? In a lifetime - averagely calculated, 70+ years, the amount of information we are permitted (by 'age') to absorb is highly restricted. Who decides this and why is this so?

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