Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Quit Hope to Become Hopeful

Man lives in hope- my tomorrow will be better than my today; better than my past. The maladies and dissatisfactions of the past would be but a distant, distasteful memory- come tomorrow.
Hope makes us go round- round and round, round and round and round and round and so on till the time we start to loose the distinction between our yesterday and our today; our today and our tomorrow.

Hope is a unique concept- unique to the homosapiens. And so is the notion of time- past, present and the future. Animals and plants don't have any notions of time other than an auto-suggestive impulse that signals to them the time of the year when they should start procreating. Devoid of a sense of time and a sense of hope, animals and plants spend their time on this planet doing the only things they are wired to do: look for food, eat it and procreate.

It has to be said then that to be a man is to be above this notion of timelessness and hopelessness. To be human is to be hopeful within the context of time and space....

To be continued 

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