Monday, February 25, 2013

Invest in Making, don’t think of Breaking…



In a fast paced life of today, everyday changing ideas, ideologies and societal processes, amidst worries and anxieties occupying most of one’s consciousness, seldom we feel the need to halt and introspect. Never do we realize the need have a reality check on our ever changing (sometimes, unconscious) behaviors and attitude towards our cherished relationships/loved ones. In this frenzy for material ‘comforts’, we have lost out on true, invaluably precious jewels, i.e. Relationships. If there is something that sobs silently and suffers the most in the midst of worldly progress, it’s the human relationship and bonding!

I have suffered a relationship breakdown, and lost my love owing to my carelessness and callousness. This realization dawned on me only too late when situation had become irreparable. Believe me, I've not been able to overcome the separation with my beloved, an epitome of love and life, a perfect being for me and otherwise! Not a day passes when he is not remembered, and love has only increased for him despite all that’s happened. There is no closure, nor will there be, to this relationship that is now between two souls.

We tend to ignore the needs and rights of our close ones, which only we can fulfill in different capacities, as companions, just as we look up to them for fulfilling our social, emotional and intellectual needs.  While we carry everyone else’s cross on our shoulders, we keep drifting away from the legitimate demands and aspirations of our loved ones. Our discourses will entail the issues of world, corruption, human rights violations, price hike, global trends of development, violence and what not, but never do we spare (adequate) time for ourselves with our loved ones. And now I know what is feels to be lonely even when surrounded by people, and being loveless, when our well wishers and family are still there to love and support us. For no one can substitute for that very special person who made me feel good and confident about myself, loved and special.

These days, it disturbs me to the core when I hear young (married) couples, mention about ‘Divorce’ ‘Separation’, and ‘Break-up’, so casually and spontaneously, as if these are mere empty words. These words have impacted me to such insurmountable extent that a chill runs down my spine, when I hear them. These are satanic words, indeed, not to be uttered for ‘fun- sake’, please!

I seldom hear about or observe keenness among couples to work upon the relationships, and God knows how many times they pronounce ‘divorce’ to each other, in fraction of moments, agitated, in fury. But often, things are easier said than done, but we just take everything for granted. I’m sure issues can be resolved with mutual dialogue and loving/respectable communication, which we never instantly will opt for. Sadly, couples want easy solutions to their (marital or prospective marriage) issues, and I have lived through this phase.

Change is the only phenomenon that is constant, and every individual transforms with each passing day, sometime consciously and sometimes unknowingly, with a variety of external and internal factors. Everyone needs to accept this truth and work towards retaining and revitalizing the relationship, togetherness, instead of uttering separation and break up. No one is perfect, and can never be, and when two unique individuals come to share their lives with one another, despite differences, then why even think of giving up at any stage, atleast not in cases where Love rests on both parts.

Yes, Love calls for patience and endurance, hope and faith in the partner/companion, and the relationship itself. Self exploration is an unending voyage, and nurturing Loving everyone, regardless of difficulties and differences, is my sole mission for existence. I just feel that this alone could be a perfect way of keeping my love and relationship alive. My only prayer day and night is for my Love to be happy again, healed at heart, wherever he be. I also hope we gain wisdom and sensitivity towards preserving our relationships, and not sacrificing them and losing them for ill-founded considerations and apprehension. I have failed, resultantly I'm alone, but don't want you to be in this situation. So, beware and just Love!

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