Does all that happens to us is random or does it have
a reason? I have contemplated on this
question, and the more I dig deep into my own life so far, every single
incident that happened taught me a lesson. If you are thinking that the lessons
learned most times, do not seem in proportion to the suffering, I agree with
you.
Just like there is a reason for trees shedding leaves in
fall, or for night and day, so does all that we assume to be inexplicable in
our life happens to teach us something. Honestly, though I really believe, I
would rather learn theoretically the lessons than going through it.
We are creatures of free-will, yet, we don’t choose our
place of birth or the family we are born in. Sometimes I feel it is like free-will
is playing a game of chess with fate, each move by human beings is counteracted
by destiny. Sometimes the move made by fate is in our favor; sometimes we are
forced to take a step backward. It doesn’t matter how much a tree wishes to
bloom in winter, it still has to wait for spring. So it is with us, we might
desire our problems to be resolved instantly, but have to wait for the time to
be ripe for it to materialize.
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