The journey we embarked upon willingly or reluctantly might have a predefined route but the possible address of the destination is unknown to all. For some the journey has become more important than the destination while others are trying to get on track to comprehend the journey itself. But it seems unlikely that anyone if not many of us want to know whats there on that end of the journey.
The destination that we talk about and often refers to as permanent is in itself an obscure possibility if any. The notion of it being fixed is as shaky as it being capricious. Since the invention of wheel till today what purpose we are seeking and what we have learned through this journey is unknown. Our journey is against time, its always been and it always be. So why cant we establish some checkpoints to measure the length of our journey covered and how much more to cover. is it possible ?
If yes then do we know what time is ? and is it unidirectional or bi-directional ? Lets assume time as a vast river and ourselves as the travelers siting within our boats rowing in the direction of flow of current. For the river is so vast that there is hardly any glace of the shore from where we are at present. Still we are so engaged in rowing the boat that we don't even try to know the shore, whether it exists or not and if not then for what this journey is worthwhile ...........
The destination that we talk about and often refers to as permanent is in itself an obscure possibility if any. The notion of it being fixed is as shaky as it being capricious. Since the invention of wheel till today what purpose we are seeking and what we have learned through this journey is unknown. Our journey is against time, its always been and it always be. So why cant we establish some checkpoints to measure the length of our journey covered and how much more to cover. is it possible ?
If yes then do we know what time is ? and is it unidirectional or bi-directional ? Lets assume time as a vast river and ourselves as the travelers siting within our boats rowing in the direction of flow of current. For the river is so vast that there is hardly any glace of the shore from where we are at present. Still we are so engaged in rowing the boat that we don't even try to know the shore, whether it exists or not and if not then for what this journey is worthwhile ...........
