THE THINKER by Auguste Rodin
Avtar Mota feels .....
OBSERVING OTHERS...
Man is not made for observing other people . Once you indulge in this activity, you can't stop commenting . Once you comment , the rebound and recoil of your comment keeps you tied to this vicious circle. You start talking more than is needed. The aptitude to take up fine things of existence remains too far from you. At a point in time, given free choice,even those around you may also gradually move away as they are neither inspired nor enthused. And finally you are unproductively aloof, alone and cut off. This loneliness is terrible . You start blaming others for a trouble that you invited yourself.
Observing others may also create rancour and bitterness among individuals. The observing person doesn't know how much unhapiness and unpleasantness he is passing on to others. And man hasn't come to this world for that. That is why you find intellectuals generally silent . Silence opens doors towards the inner space that everyone among us needs to visit under all circumstances.The inner space talks to you with concern, empathy and genuine feelings.To hear that inner voice , one needs to stop observing others. That is why a genuine intellectual only observes himself . The intellectual loneliness is different. It is creative and very close to solitude .
( Avtar Mota)
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