The workings of the human imagination forms the basis of our progress, growth and aspirations. This makes a closer look at its workings worth the effort. Over centuries, humanists have given us insights into this realm. Here, let us explore this realm with young learners.
Lofty as it may seem, Imagination is not everyone's cup of tea. Or so it appears. Unleashing it requires courage. But is it that difficult? How else can we wreak the change?
The mind holds a lot; but its impact depends on what is unleashed by Imagination, that conceals its deepest powers.
What makes one complete is his mental strength. More importantly, the realisation of its importance and struggle to acquire. Here follows an account straight from a young mind and heart...
It has been a common human practise to prioritise the external than what lies within. The same applies for our strength. It is worth digging deep to find out why...
The mind is all. All that life offers us, if dealt well with a strong mind, can be harnessed without much difficulty. The pitfalls, however, are far too many. But can't we train our minds well enough?
Face a problem and we have so many things and people to blame. It may comfort us for a bit, but it does not help to resolve the problem one bit. One is reluctatnt to accept the truth that the source of the solution lies within ourselves. With mental strength, we can move mountains.
Life comes to us in its myriad hues, for it is meant to be lived as such. However we tend to exult in moments that make us happy, and get despondent at the others. We end up living a life without really knowing and living its key elements. We miss out on the complete flavour that life exudes
We scorn at life looking at the miseries, oblivious of the joyous times that life has to offer. Complementarity and duality is inextricable from life, strange enough we fail to understand it. Let us look at life from close quarters and see where we stand.
Life makes us laugh so hard and cry so bad, but yet we love it all the same. “Life is the art of drawing without an eraser.”
