INSIGHTS TO MY OUTLOOKS

So, it was a sunny morning and I sat down to write for the first time. First time because most of the things I've so far written have been when the sky was stained black and absorbs whatever I throw at it. Like those context-less stares or random clicks on my phone, basically the clock had completed its cycle for the day.

 

I realized how the light that falls on earth changes my perspective of what I look at, a dark nothing filled with sparkling stars to make us realize how dark the surroundings are or a bright blue lively horizon filled with white clouds forming shapes that later make me imagine stuff that was never present in my mind until then.

 

I get presented to what the universe wants to show me, just as how I've three different versions of myself in this so sophisticated and busy world. One is the version where I try to portray myself as; second is the version that people receive me with one of their own three versions; third is the true and complete version of myself which probably 90 percent of the people I already know might not even witness once before I depart from this world and leave a fourth version of myself out here. The fourth is the ideology I used to follow at least in people's eyes, like in the movies they put a random dialogue saying, "If he/she were alive, they would've definitely done this or wanted you to do that." I really don’t know how far accurate they are or can be but there is the existence of a fourth perspective.

 

If one measly example of my existence itself has 4 different perspectives, then at this point I don't think the world is run by either the gods or the cosmos, I simply believe it is, has and will be run by perspectives. Be it love, war, birth, death and even the right and wrong, all of them are run by perspectives; the one with a reasonable and broader perspective always prevails in whatever niche the given issue exists.

 

Take one's own birthday for instance, some people want to celebrate it lavishly to forget their mistakes in the past year, celebrate their achievements and put forth a good start to their coming year. Some prefer to have it in solitude reviewing whatever they've done over the years, smiling at a few and tearing over a few others and take that day as a wake-up call for a better year ahead. In this case, neither of them was wrong; they both expressed their respective perspectives in their own ways. So, never judge a person or a perspective because they surely must have processed pretty well more than you did before acting that way.

 

In the end, I just want to conclude by saying, if you a person who might exist or not in the next minute have the power to affect someone else's mood who shares the same fate as you, never take it for granted. Make sure the 4^th perspective you leave on this world matters at least to ONE person if not the 7 billion, after all the ONE really matters to influence those billions by standing in front of them or else all they could sum up to would’ve been ZERO.