Sitting through a fast I'd think the day seemed quite unexciting without having the eating agenda.
The day usually started with plans for breakfast. After working for some hours the next natural thing was to think of lunch. Followed by tea break then dinner.
Though the day looked empty and uninteresting, the fast continued.
I myself wonder why i do it.
Why i stay without food? Why starve till I'm dizzy and weak.
It's simply a state of belief. I believe that it strengthens me. Perhaps my belief made me believe.
Most importantly i need to be strong. Strengthen myself from people. People always hurt me.
I have no idea why. I don't know what makes them tick. Why do they behave as they do? Don't they think before they leap? Don't they feel disgust at hurting others?
My natural reaction should be retaliation. But unfortunately it doesn't happen that way.
I rationalize my actions and its consequences. I pause and think. I ask the power within for logic.
I request for answers from the cosmic energy. I weigh all aspects. I pray.
Instead of trying to dissect others and discovering them I decide to build my defense.
Strengthen my immunity against hurt and pain.
Sometimes my decision seems all wrong. I might revert from my orbit. Run back to that pain and hurt.
No policy lasts. Decisions change. Mind gets confused.
In the midst of a fast i reach a sense of surrender. I give up.
I listen to the drums and the songs. I feel peace.
But drums and songs cannot fill a full day. Reality always knocks on the head. Hard and brutal.
I plead to the universe to envelop me into its arms and absorb me into it.
It's easier to give up on humanity. To just cling on to myself and my beliefs.
Something out there will save me. I believe so.
So, I fill my time with all that i can do. Zumba, Latin, Bharatham, karate, kalaripayattu, work and work and work.
I keep marching step by step, step by step towards higher grounds.
Though unknown it's still higher ground.
When some tell me that I'm extraordinary, I realize i am. Not for their obvious reasons but for what I've sacrificed myself for.
The day usually started with plans for breakfast. After working for some hours the next natural thing was to think of lunch. Followed by tea break then dinner.
Though the day looked empty and uninteresting, the fast continued.
I myself wonder why i do it.
Why i stay without food? Why starve till I'm dizzy and weak.
It's simply a state of belief. I believe that it strengthens me. Perhaps my belief made me believe.
Most importantly i need to be strong. Strengthen myself from people. People always hurt me.
I have no idea why. I don't know what makes them tick. Why do they behave as they do? Don't they think before they leap? Don't they feel disgust at hurting others?
My natural reaction should be retaliation. But unfortunately it doesn't happen that way.
I rationalize my actions and its consequences. I pause and think. I ask the power within for logic.
I request for answers from the cosmic energy. I weigh all aspects. I pray.
Instead of trying to dissect others and discovering them I decide to build my defense.
Strengthen my immunity against hurt and pain.
Sometimes my decision seems all wrong. I might revert from my orbit. Run back to that pain and hurt.
No policy lasts. Decisions change. Mind gets confused.
In the midst of a fast i reach a sense of surrender. I give up.
I listen to the drums and the songs. I feel peace.
But drums and songs cannot fill a full day. Reality always knocks on the head. Hard and brutal.
I plead to the universe to envelop me into its arms and absorb me into it.
It's easier to give up on humanity. To just cling on to myself and my beliefs.
Something out there will save me. I believe so.
So, I fill my time with all that i can do. Zumba, Latin, Bharatham, karate, kalaripayattu, work and work and work.
I keep marching step by step, step by step towards higher grounds.
Though unknown it's still higher ground.
When some tell me that I'm extraordinary, I realize i am. Not for their obvious reasons but for what I've sacrificed myself for.