Is it possible to eventually feel content for the motive the impulsiveness achieved despite the trouble it caused during the course of its achievement? How important a role a person's conscience plays in evaluating the pros and cons of a decision? How crucial is the interplay of the heart and mind when embarking upon that final choice one makes?
What is the role of destiny in all this? Should everything be rationalized as 'whatever happens, happens for one's own good'? Do regrets even count?
Is it possible to discount the pains of growing up when assessing decisions and actions a person takes at the acceptable age of maturity? Is there ever a plausible 'excuse' and a possible atonement for actions taken? How much does rationalization as a defence mechanism succeeds in putting a restless soul at peace? Is it even healthy to do so? Or should one's head hang in shame all his life?
I do not know the answers yet. Or maybe I do, but articulation still remains.
wow.. its a really good one... its very similiar to the questions i ask from life...
ReplyDeletei believe there are two kinds of people
1. those who think a lot (about everything)
2. those who don't think that much
and i guess the 2nd category can attain peace rather easily... the 1st category is bound to be in pain and suffering...
Thank you :)
ReplyDeleteI agree with the categories...and I'm afraid I have always been the first kind...its hard not to overthink heh...but eventually it all passes...should try to find happiness always in the smallest of things too...it eases the pain to a great extent :)