You can close your eyes to the things you do not want to see, but you cannot close your heart to the things you do not want to feel.

Love is often hidden in the welter of

casual human emotions. Sometimes it comes in the form of joy, sometimes in the form of pain and sometimes in the form of tears. Unpleasant feelings usually come when our pleasant dreams encounter the real world. We try our best to avoid some real practical scenarios and live in our dream world. Our heart feels the euphoria of that pleasant dream and our senses say that this dream, this magic will never end. I said “magic” because in this case our senses stops working. We feel winter like spring and crow like nightingale. Few people find this feeling as their greatest asset, which they can cherish for their entire life but for few it’s just another form of our usual routine life. After seeing so many relationships around me, I must say that those who worship this feeling are rare and for rest (others) they are just mad and not practical. People even suggest them to consult mental doctors as they feel these people are mad. This fast moving life is changing the normal human perceptions rapidly for their emotions. People hardly care for other’s feeling. Everybody has his/her own dreams and they don’t mind to build these on the cost of somebody’s tears.

My inspiration for this review is one song of Kishor Kumar and I would like to say a little about this song. 

Firte hain kab se dar badar, ab is nagar ab us nagar,

Ek dusre ke humsafar main aur meri awaragi…

Below are the lines, which illustrate your feelings when you listen something unexpected from your loved ones. You don’t find words you express, just tears.

Ye dil hi tha jo seh gaya, wo bat aisi keh gaya,

Kehne ko fir kya reh gaya, ashko ka dariya beh gaya,

Ashko ka dariya beh gaya…

Jab keh ke wo dilbar gaya, tere liye main mar gaya,

Rote hain usko rat bhar main aur meri awaragi..

You trust somebody madly and someday you get to know that the person just for few self-seeking reasons used you, you feel hurt and express something like this.

Hum bhi kabhi aabad the aise kaha barbad the,

Befikr the aazad the, masroor the diljad the,

Masroor the diljad the..

Wo chal aisi chal gaya, hum bhujh gaye dil jal gaya,

Nikale jalakar hum apna ghar,

Main aur meri awaragi…

After listening this song so many times,s I decided to write something as I was feeling each word of this song very relevant.

I feel elated when I listen friendship, respect, love, care, worship like words but same time it hurts me when I realize that these are just words now. The actual meaning of these words is lost. Selfish world and practical people, this is the success mantra of new generation. If you want to climb the ladder of success, forget emotions and shake hands with this practical world. Here, success means to achieve all your dreams, which is luxurious and materialistic. But I believe if you want to have a successful personal life and a healthy self-actualization, be emotional and respect other’s emotions as well. This way you may not achieve few of your short-term goals and people may hurt you but in long run your emotional quotient will definitely lead you towards your self-satisfaction. Which matters more than any professional success.

Crying is not bad; weeping doesn’t harm anybody. If you can laugh in your happy days you should have courage to cry when you are sad. Never forget your pain and put them into backyard of your mind.  Think optimistic and move ahead. Human life is full of excitement and surprises. Sometimes a person you love most may hurt you but again a stranger comes and gives you lots of happiness. Believe in God because he always has a better plan for you. He hurts you because he wants you to enjoy your happiness to the max.

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