I always feel that things should follow the law of nature and that many things depend on fate. It sounds like a completely unambitious statement made for someone my age and the image portrayed is somehow one that is lethargic and bleak. The law of Nature has validity everywhere and I find that any attempt to go opposite the flow somehow upsets the rhythm and beat of the whle picture. This eventually makes someone more flustered and clouded with the direction and path he initially came up with to counter the natural flow.
I was
walking strolling to work that day, listening to my music and walking to the beat of whatever song that I was listening to, thinking about a lot of things at the same time. I was so engrossed with my thoughts and the music that when a bird flew past me (very close), my train of thoughts snapped and I realised that I was climbing a flight of stairs and was already half-way through. The realisation itself immediately led to me losing my footing and I almost fell down the stairs.
Before you start wondering if I have turned into one of the 'I -walked-my-dog-in-the park' blogger, I shall explain my point.
Walking is something natural. After the age of 3, you no longer have to strategise how to get from one point to another, literally. However, if you were to walk and tell yourself that you are walking, somehow the pace and the steps will get jumbled. This applies to breathing as well. If I wouldn't say anything, breathing would have been just breathing. Try taking note of the way you breathe and you will realise that the breathing suddenly has a rhythm to it. It no longer becomes natural (comfortable).
My theory (warped or not) is that whatever issues that you shouldn't be controlling, whatever issues that you need to rely on the Law of Nature, if you were to pay too much attention to them, they will just go awry. Incorporating Murphy's law of (what will go wrong will go worng), the very act of just thinking and analysing all the possibilities that will go wrong will make the thing go wrong. Ok, now it sounds warped, but I am still pretty satisfied with this theory.
I was at HMV yesterday and they were showing
. In the short span of 10 mins in front of the LG LCD TV (It suddenly becomes a habit of mine to look at brands), I caught the quote that is something like this: "Melody is like the physical appearance of a person. It is what that attracts people to you. Lyrics are what that represents the person within you and that takes time to discover." I thought that was a very beautiful representation. I felt so glad that I caught the essence of the show without buying the Dvds (I think HMV people are kicking themselves now).
Life is miraculous in many ways. I have to blog about how much I have changed, as soon as I got time. Cherish your Sat peeps.
PS: Win: I miss you!
Jacqueline
9:20 PM
