It is in our nature to be judgemental. Especially for us Indians, it is like a national pastime. Whenever we encounter any new situation, meet somebody for the first time, or for that matter, get to see anything which has somehow gone a little bit, out of the normal routine of things, we jump at the opportunity to "sum it up".
Is it possible to judge a situation or a person without reading the situation from all the angles? or for that matter knowing a persons character, attitude or thought processes in its entirety?
Are we really bestowed with the gift of really differentiating between the good and the bad? if we glance minutely at things, we will find them more in shades of gray, than anything else.
Can we just sit back and reflect about why then, are we so opinionated and dogmatic?
simple stories of a collection of little lives... all woven into one larger story and lived each day at a time... the feeling of the cool breeze on my face, and the wind ruffling my unruly hair...the story of watching the sun set over a green hill, beside a dark lake...reflections of moments on a bench, with our fingers entwined into each other's...the feeling of a lump in my throat as my children hold on to my hand on a rough patch on the road...or... of falling in love...all over again...
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