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Wednesday, May 18, 2011

(Part II) Love: Heart vs. Brain

 


It’s very hard to walk the self-promise as so many distractions are luring me. If someone eats from a decorated plate in front of a hungry man, he can’t resist himself from looking the man eating. Similarly what earlier appeared straightforward seems very difficult to me to hold back myself looking at or talking to her. My heart is giving a good fight to my brain. 
 I don’t believe in God but whoever or whatever way I got these eyes, I think there was a terrible mistake. As this pair of sense organs doesn’t get moist when I feel pain or whenever it requires doing so to abate the situation. Though this blunder is compensated by a muscled organ which beats with the cause to absorb all sorts of emotional surges but it’s hard to control its stimulation.
 Brain, the most critical and superior part of body, functions very logically and pragmatically. Brain may initiate the thought process but it always keeps its feet on the ground. It considers all aspects of a matter and gives realistic judgments. Whereas heart always flows with tide of passion or emotion whatsoever the end is. Even, knowing the writing on the wall, heart never slackens its grip on hope. People say if you listen to your heart, you are “emotional fool” but if you listen to your brain, you are “intelligent” and “practical”. It’s futile to raise the unanswered question “Who came first egg or chicken?” I mean who started first: Brain or Heart. Instead of solving this puzzle it’s better to decide whom to listen. My heart is insisting me to see her or talk to her but brain says: "Don’t hope, don’t talk, don’t even look; you know the reality. Or better forget her”.
 The script is already written I have no part in it, so sooner I understand this better it is for me to walk in reality.



Caution: This is truly imaginary; there is no reality in it.



2 comments:

  1. I think the concept is great. But the way you are thinking is very ordinary. But it sounds great. Last but not the least "Change your profile name". It sounds like a hawker selling "BULBULBHAJA".....:)

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  2. The name says it all....
    You said it right...Haridas is a common man, who s everywhere within AAM AADMI, dat's y he thinks ("Great concept") n ordinary way...

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