I just
finished an article and then I wondered what to write about next for in my
short time of writing I have filled my pages with all the emotions I could
think of and I didn’t exactly feel very loving at that point in time so in few
words I was blocked and just then with the help of a feeling of apprehension
and worry I realized that I could write out my emotions without explaining it
in its truest form so in a haste I named it man’s greatest worries. The problem
was I didn’t know what man worried about most. I knew my worries but thinking
for others was such a huge job. I considered various possible options including
money, security, health and even insurance but all of it boiled down to one thing,
choice.
Don’t put it
down before you hear me out, every day you have to choose to do these or that
and at those times either consciously or not you wonder whether or not you’ve
made the right choice, whether or not it will end well, whether you are right
or wrong and even though you’ve lost faith in Santa and don’t believe in wishes
you still want to see how your choices would end up even before you’ve decided.
For a gambler the worry about choice is his usual expertise because he has to
literarily play his cards right to avoid losing his fortune and gaining more
from others. Choices are everywhere waiting for you to decide and so you have
to rationalize your risks and still pray it’s the right one. Anyone who would
expect to go through life making all the right choices is either in dreamland
or plain insane.
Sometimes I
used to wish that I didn’t have to make all the choices because then I would
have someone to blame for its repercussions. I get so worried thinking of what
to choose, what will happen if I choose what I chose especially if the choice
has to be made in a short time. Man spends so much time worrying about his
choices that he sometimes refuses to make a choice until forced to. Sometimes I
imagine that I don’t have to make a choice especially when it’s a tough
decision, I believe it and sometimes it
feels so good but it doest last too long and then again comes the restless
nights and constant worrying.
I will love
to be brave enough to tell you to stop
worrying about all your choices and that it will be alright but as physics says
`for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction’ so that would be a
lie. Rationalizing doesn’t always work so the only thing I can tell you now is
that it is alright not to always make right choices and anytime you make a
wrong choice, trace your steps and start over.






