I love religion, though I do not know what religion exactly is. To me, it is simply a base on which I stand; a constituent of me which aspires to seek the core of anything and everything.
I am also a great believer in God, though I do not yet know who or what he, she or it is in totality. God, to me, is a concept. To say in terms of previous statement, I consider God to be the core of anything and everything.
I have not read a lot about any popular religion, but I believe that a lot of them consider science only a part of 'God's kingdom', and only one of the paths to decide that one should seek the ultimate source. By a scientific and logical mind, one would eventually realise that there is something beyond our comprehension which needs to be known.
I may not like to admit it, but I also think on the line that science is just a part, and it can not explain everything. It can not give me the source. Or may be it can. But I do not know any scientific way of getting to the source.
So I accept my failure at finding out an explainable and readily available way of reaching to the source and change my perception about life as being something and anything, explainable or not. It's quite funny sometimes, but sometimes, the curiosity mixed with impatience creates an ocean of weariness.
As is the case for now, I am attached to life and its colours. I understand some colours while some I do not. I rejoice at some incidents while get curious and dreamy in others. I get tears by some emotions like a sacrifice of toffee by an elder sister for her brother, while in some bizarre events to my mind (like behna ki vidai), I become a stone heart. All these combinations are worth recording somewhere. So in this blog, I suppose, I will be writing about some 'high' and 'low' moments related to my observations of life. I hope the path that is made in this blog will let me see and understand some unexplored realm.
I am also a great believer in God, though I do not yet know who or what he, she or it is in totality. God, to me, is a concept. To say in terms of previous statement, I consider God to be the core of anything and everything.
I have not read a lot about any popular religion, but I believe that a lot of them consider science only a part of 'God's kingdom', and only one of the paths to decide that one should seek the ultimate source. By a scientific and logical mind, one would eventually realise that there is something beyond our comprehension which needs to be known.
I may not like to admit it, but I also think on the line that science is just a part, and it can not explain everything. It can not give me the source. Or may be it can. But I do not know any scientific way of getting to the source.
So I accept my failure at finding out an explainable and readily available way of reaching to the source and change my perception about life as being something and anything, explainable or not. It's quite funny sometimes, but sometimes, the curiosity mixed with impatience creates an ocean of weariness.
As is the case for now, I am attached to life and its colours. I understand some colours while some I do not. I rejoice at some incidents while get curious and dreamy in others. I get tears by some emotions like a sacrifice of toffee by an elder sister for her brother, while in some bizarre events to my mind (like behna ki vidai), I become a stone heart. All these combinations are worth recording somewhere. So in this blog, I suppose, I will be writing about some 'high' and 'low' moments related to my observations of life. I hope the path that is made in this blog will let me see and understand some unexplored realm.
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