7/27/2019

MAY IRONY NEVER DEFEAT US

 There are people conquering their fears, letting go of their defeats, not allowing limitations overpower them. There is something so utterly profound about human will. It's a beautiful spectacle when people refuse to give up on their passion and keep on following their dreams regardless of the hurdles in their ways.

 

Close your eyes and ask yourself, what is that one thing your soul keep on searching for ? Where do you find joy ? Doing exactly what makes you happy ? When do you feel most connected with yourself and the surrounding ? Is it when you are holding a brush and playing with colors ? Is it when your feet move with the sound of the beat ? Is it when you are solving that math problem for the past two hours ? Or when you are reading and creating your own world simultaneously ? Now see, how much time are you allowing yourself with that happiness ?

We keep excuses closer, and spend our lives miserably. Blaming time for never being right, resources always being not ample, people distracting us, society stopping us. But we never really look at this, we are the only restriction between that happiness and us. Those self-created schedules is what keeping us from doing what makes us happy. Sleep less if you have to, utilize time. Draw during your breaks, write during your bus rides, sing whenever you go out for walk. But don't deprive yourself of things that makes you happy.

The second reason why we never try is, we are not trained professionally! Define professionally ? The greatest of all time, became so, by trying. Going through trial and error. Seeing what really works and what not. Never once giving up because they had any kind of limitations. Time never bothered them, not getting that particular degree never came in their way. Dreams never need permissions. They never need to be perfect. You just need to have the heart to follow. You just need enough courage to keep on trying. You just need to keep doing it over and over again. Perfection is not the goal here, serenity is.

Because the urge to make laugh came from the souls that were hurting most. The heart to create stuff came from hands that tremble most. Those who couldn't spell rightly, went on to write world wide phenomena. Never let any limitation define you. Never let them conquer the zeal to make any miracle alive. To dyslexic writers, depressed comedians, performers with stage anxiety, colorblind artist, introvert theater artist, scared motivational speakers, and many more imperfect miracles, keep the fire burning!