Lost and found

Here we are going to discuss the emotions pertaining to the words "Lost and Found". It is an emotion which is a combination of multiple emotions acting in a sequence. When we loose something it makes us feel bad or we feel sad. The feeling of loss is a negative emotion. This often makes us feel powerless and weak. On the other hand when we gain or achieve something, it makes us feel happy. The feeling of winning is a positive emotion. Which makes us feel capable and strong. Now when we have something then loose it and finally find it back again. We feel a joy which is greater than that of just having something. If there were an instrument which could measure the levels of positivity and negativity of emotions; it would show that positivity the positive emotion of winning is not as much as the positive emotion of winning after a loss. 

Like the bollywood movie, Baazigar. Where the Anti-Hero says.

"Haar ke jeetne waale ko baazigar kehte hai."

SPOILER ALERT !!!

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Sadly there's no happily ever after for him as he dies in the end of the movie.

Having a pet.

 Ever wondered that if you had the choice of having any animal as a pet, what pet would you have? Also while you are busy deciding what animal you would like to keep as a pet. Think of a reason why you chose that particular animal and not others. 

Pets can be left to live on their own or can be trained to be more responsive to what the human wants from them.

Having a pet is both responsibility and fun. As long as you can provide the animal with enough space which acts as its natural enviraonment and give the animal enough food so that its not hungry, you can pretty much keep any animal as a pet.

People love having birds as pets. All kinds of birds can be kept as pets. 

The most common pets are cats and dogs. The more you love your pets the more they love you back.

Few people have a pet mouse or a hamster.

Few people keep animals with them to gain benifits from them. Like hens, ducks turkeys, pigs, goats, sheep, cows, buffalos, etc. These animals provide meat, milk, wool and leather. 

Some people keep exotic and wild animals as pets. Elephants, Lions, cheetahs, leopards, tigers, etc. It shows their status in a society. That they have enough to feed themselves as well as their pets.

Animals such as horses, donkeys camels, snow dogs, etc; are also used as a means of transportation.

Aquariums are also commonly seen at many places since it is easy to maintain small fishes.

Few humans like to keep snakes, lizards, chamelions, tarantulas as a pet. This is more of a statement about their fearless attitude. It could also mean having empathy levels that go beyond the visual appearance of a living being.

Undergoing Excision

With you we end,

with you we begin.

In my heart they live,

everyone who has touched this skin.

Carrying many secrets,

every record of moments they've seen.

To let the world know,

of the places they've been.

Collecting experiences like treasure,

hoping it would help them win.

Unforgetable consequences,

that taught them how to sin.

They can't go back and change,

don't know if they are out or in.

How can they tell that its over,

when they aren't sure if it needs to begin.

Tell them what is the point of

fighting a war against your twin.

If you loose a winning battle

would you still keep that grin.

These lives that know the answers

have no reason to lower their chin.

Every existence is

a life which is paper thin.

Pop these ego inflated balloons

with your all knowing and righteous pin.

Dump all that they hold dear

into the garbage bin.

Swimming in the ocean

of the original sin.

Closing in from the horizon,

when they see that shark fin.

It will be you,

who will be known as the has been.

The Eternal Now.

 There's a saying in hindi, "Laathon ke bhoot, baathon se nahi maante."

This translates to "Those ghosts who have gotten used to being physically punished, won't concur to words."

I would like to wonder, "Why?", this is the case. The ghost in this situation would be me and I am not looking to physically harm myself in anyway. Yet, I would like to wonder, "Why?". I know what is right and wrong for me and have the clairvoyance to see where certain decisions would take me. Yet I fail, time and time again to do the thing that is right. I don't think being impulsive is a wrong thing. I don't even think I am driven by impulses as much as I'd like to admit. I am fine with what has happened and since I have no control over what the future holds I don't need to be anxious about it. What I am really concerned about, is the present moment. The eternal now! Somehow, the more I try to gain control over what is, the more it slips out of reach and when I let go, it is right there. Knowing this is how the state of existence is, I let go, hoping that I will achieve it and I don't. You can fool the entire world for the entirety of your mere existence on this planet but you will never be able to fool yourself. This is a universally known fact, I think we all know this because there is a little bit of universe in us and inturn we are a small part of it. Not going to admonish myself for my actions that brought me here. Not going to control my feelings or thoughts that will take me somewhere in the future.

I don't know what it is that I want to convey. I am not a perfect being and will always have flaws, but there is nothing wrong with aiming to be, the best version of me, I can possibly be. Whether the world judges that as good or bad is none of my concern. As long as I am better than yesterday, doing no harm to myself or others and never loosing sight of what tomorrow brings; I will be fine.