Smile And Vile

Dear Diary,

Some people form their countenances with respect to the situations, some form them to please others instead of himself, some form them only to disorient others while some express what their true emotions are and bestow them upon our sight. Respecting each and everything is one of my duties to be highly considered and there remains no doubt in it. Any person in this world likes the face which is gleeful, lively, enthusiastic and retains a smile in every situation. To please others is no dubious statement; we must do that and it is good of them and us to really be happy. The one person whom I honor the most: Osho, always stated that there should be fun in one's life and that is what is the meaning of freedom. In one of his lectures, Master also stated that these religions exist because there is fear in their minds and hearts- they require a guide to show the true path; if we just make everybody happy and fun envelop the world then, these religions will fall to nothingness.

The character of Mr. Doolittle in Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion taunts Mr. Higgins on the basis that he has eradicated the very basis of his freedom; he has lifted him up to the middle class where Mr. Doolittle (quotes) "I have to live for others, not for myself: that's middle-class morality." He was in absolute leisure and freedom when he was living in the low classes of British society which spontaneously gave him an impetus in his enjoyment and felicity. Without oppression from any direction snatches your complete attention on it; you have no path rather than that of being miserable because it is obvious that you have to perform deeds which will have to be devoted to them thus, nothing for you. Sometimes, to live in a wholly joyous mood- you have to live in the present- to your own ideas and follow what you desire to follow.

Whatever you read and do from this thing- I just want to emphasize that following your own ideas and methods will bestow exuberance. I do not wish you to become kynikoi because that will be a harm to society. To live in the present is to live in joy; Osho said that. This present world is becoming dull due to the effacing of living in a present which harms the emotional mindset of the younger people- they learn that to be severe is the right way to live a life which is absolute madness.

I had to write such a thing because in the photos of my childhood- I saw myself laughing all the time without that imitation which Sai (of Naruto Shippuden) keeps all the time. The reality is that life humbles you as you age, you become more silent and quiet; giving you the freedom to ponder on your wastage of such an important life. Chandrakant Bakshi, a famous Gujarati writer wrote, "Happy people die early, no- the complete life early."