Thank you. That is a very poetic way of putting it across :). I guess maybe that is the game we are all playing, to snap out of the mazes created by ourselves and sometimes by the society and sometimes by our peer group. It sure is a very rewarding process to step out and start embracing life the way it is and the way we want to :)

I really like the physics interpretation Nitin :). The uncertainty principle of Heisenberg is a really cool comparison :) and it makes perfect sense and presence in our lives as well.

Thank you Somali :). I think we all are on the same boat too. It is very rare that things have turned out the way I imagined them to be. It has always been about changing my mindset about it and to be honest, I have really enjoyed doing that :)

Thank you Subhodeep :). He he, I think I can share a similar experience with you about my life as well. Growing up I wanted to be a sportsperson and then an engineer by education and then I wanted to be an IAS and now I am an entrepreneur. I have loved the journey so far and truth is, it has turned out much better than the imagination I had for myself :). Life sure is a lot rewarding when you stray from the usually followed norms of imagination and not limit ourselves by it..

Thank you Kokila. Indeed, I was feeling like the master of Irony when I was writing that and feeling whether I am contradicting myself a lot. But as you said, it is quite true and I think we all go through that phase and the mind goes to its natural course of entropy where it doesn’t want to do anything, it just wants to wait for something to happen on its own and we both know the odds of that happening. It just goes a little too far sometimes!

I certainly agree to that mate. Those situations do make us question a lot of things and wonder where we are headed. But truth is, we don’t have much of a choice, but to believe in something. And when such is the case, choosing a belief becomes quintessential and why not choose the best one which gives us an opportunity and a thought to strive further than the one that pulls us down?

I completely agree to the point that the mind refuses to think further and it doesnt want to move from its inertia. But we both know that the truth – It is quite simply in getting over the inertial state and out of the comfort zone – in this case being the self pity or the helplessness of the mind. But it is out of that comfort zone where we can put our lives back on track and sometimes without much of our knowledge too :). But a constant action does make a lot of difference.