Somewhere down the line, in addition to just being an experience
life also ends up giving you a realization. The realization is encountered by
us mortals sooner or later. It’s when the desires lose their appeal and luster
and man realizes that what happened just happened, and does not hold an everlasting
importance since nothing is constant in life.
Now when we say that, whatever happens “just” happens we
should know that the series of events in our life are just self-unraveling. Our
efforts or actions are just ways with which we let our minds make sense of what
happens. The actions are actually also a part of the self-unraveling trait of
life, because our actions are governed by circumstances and circumstances are
never certain. So yes, actions are a part of the unknown which only our life
knows and we can in no way change the unknown, we can only face it.
During youth when we all are so full of energy, we tend to
think of our achievements as our own. We tend to keep more expectations and
start working even harder. Working hard is never a problem, expectations are,
and when these expectations are not met as they do not coincide with life’s
plan, there is sadness.
Whatever I’m talking about may not make sense to you, but
just take a while, look back and think of a situation when you made a narrow
escape and things just fell in place. Any such incident is a proof that life
itself is striving to fulfill the unknown.
Experienced and successful people individuals who weren’t
believers of the destined progression of life, eventually agree to the fact
that everything just happens. This realization comes easily to those who do not
attain enough success in life. They do not let their efforts have a purpose as
they’ve understood that the ultimate control of everything is under life
itself.
Everyone will develop this realization sooner or later, that’s
why the King of Bollywood himself talks about it in his speech at Yale University.
“"Success just
happens. Really. It is accidental and we take credit for it..." -
-Shah Rukh Khan
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