When is the best time to write a blog post?
Just when there is a deadline hovering over your head and you are so bored of the task at hand that you hardly care anymore.
So, what is this one about?
This one is yet another piece of the jibber-jabber that goes on in a dull mind. And yes, this is the first one from my office desk at 1:45 AM in the night!!!
Hence, I stand justified for all the meaningless blab that I may pour out today(not that I give a damn about anyone's judgement!)
The word REASON brings three different thoughts in my mind. The first being the song by the band Hoobastank which is one of the most pleasant rhymes by the band.
The second is the verb form of the word which means to 'think, understand and form judgement logically'
The third and the most important thought is the most common usage of the word as a noun which means 'a cause, explanation,or justification for an action or event'
Mostly, its easy to use reason as a verb and a noun. Also, the reference of usage as a noun is with reference to answering a question which aims at delivering the required clarification with a definitive cause.
However, there are questions which either do not have a definitive cause or may be it is beyond our comprehension. The worst case scenario is however totally different and is the most misleading of them all.
The third scenario occurs when an action or an event has occurred which has a clear reason behind it and yet we as humans; due to our selfish, egotistical whims simply deny to appreciate the root cause of the event/action.
The trap laid by one's own subconscious is very conspicuous yet if not paid close attention to; the 'reason' capriciously morphs into a masqueraded version of one of the many manifestations of the root cause; which may very well connect to the consequence but will never let you probe the actual cause and hence no matter how much you reason about the concerned situation, the 'reason' will be safely abstracted while your intuition keeps bugging you about the incompleteness of the investigated cause.
Usually the enquirer has to be content with a reason which not only feels incomplete but at times totally unrelated to the string of events in the past. Hence, one of the most prominent signs of identifying the escapist attitude of the person accountable for answering and sighting the loophole in a cooked up or unclear reason is the discord between the presented reason and the events in the past.
The actions of today have their reasons hidden in the past and the reasons of today are the outcome of the actions of the past.
So be reasonable enough to provide the right and complete reasons for the actions or events in your life. Its okay if one can't find them despite genuine efforts; as not everything can be comprehended by us. However, at the same time; do not fall prey to the 'fake to escape' route.
Always try reasoning the 'reason' that you have come up with and be very assured that it is the single last layer that can ultimately square up all the unanswered clarifications of the enquirer.
BEST !!!
SS
Just when there is a deadline hovering over your head and you are so bored of the task at hand that you hardly care anymore.
So, what is this one about?
This one is yet another piece of the jibber-jabber that goes on in a dull mind. And yes, this is the first one from my office desk at 1:45 AM in the night!!!
Hence, I stand justified for all the meaningless blab that I may pour out today(not that I give a damn about anyone's judgement!)
The word REASON brings three different thoughts in my mind. The first being the song by the band Hoobastank which is one of the most pleasant rhymes by the band.
The second is the verb form of the word which means to 'think, understand and form judgement logically'
The third and the most important thought is the most common usage of the word as a noun which means 'a cause, explanation,or justification for an action or event'
Mostly, its easy to use reason as a verb and a noun. Also, the reference of usage as a noun is with reference to answering a question which aims at delivering the required clarification with a definitive cause.
However, there are questions which either do not have a definitive cause or may be it is beyond our comprehension. The worst case scenario is however totally different and is the most misleading of them all.
The third scenario occurs when an action or an event has occurred which has a clear reason behind it and yet we as humans; due to our selfish, egotistical whims simply deny to appreciate the root cause of the event/action.
The trap laid by one's own subconscious is very conspicuous yet if not paid close attention to; the 'reason' capriciously morphs into a masqueraded version of one of the many manifestations of the root cause; which may very well connect to the consequence but will never let you probe the actual cause and hence no matter how much you reason about the concerned situation, the 'reason' will be safely abstracted while your intuition keeps bugging you about the incompleteness of the investigated cause.
Usually the enquirer has to be content with a reason which not only feels incomplete but at times totally unrelated to the string of events in the past. Hence, one of the most prominent signs of identifying the escapist attitude of the person accountable for answering and sighting the loophole in a cooked up or unclear reason is the discord between the presented reason and the events in the past.
The actions of today have their reasons hidden in the past and the reasons of today are the outcome of the actions of the past.
So be reasonable enough to provide the right and complete reasons for the actions or events in your life. Its okay if one can't find them despite genuine efforts; as not everything can be comprehended by us. However, at the same time; do not fall prey to the 'fake to escape' route.
Always try reasoning the 'reason' that you have come up with and be very assured that it is the single last layer that can ultimately square up all the unanswered clarifications of the enquirer.
BEST !!!
SS
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