Saturday, July 22, 2006

God! Stop It!

What's the deal with all this hate and all the killing? I'm just not able to understand it. Do men need a reason to shed blood? Is land worth as much as a human life? Is oil worth so much? Evidently, yes. Why does man think that human life is so expendable? Taking another human life, shouldn't that be inexcusable? Why is it that people just stand back and watch while more and more people just die. Aren't most of the places where there is strife, related to land disputes? Forget soldiers, terrorists, or freedom-fighters who know that there is a higher probability of their dying, whether for their country or their cause. What about the innocent lives that are snatched away in any land dispute. What kind of a hate targets innocent people travelling on trains? No matter which faith or religion these terrorists belong to, whether it be judgment day or just plain karma, don't they know that there will be some kind of reprisal? Wouldn't that damn the soul for all eternity? What or who propagates such hate that would result in such devastation? The worst part is that this is our history. History has told us of so many wars and so many deaths, of men killing each other for control over land. Does man learn NOTHING from history? Why do they make us sit through all those classes in school? Territorial fights are prevalent amongst animals. Does this not show just how base the human instinct is? Peace seems to be a faraway dream right now. Armies, nuclear testing, armament : killing machines. Shows you how insecure each country is. So much chaos. I wonder if this is when Kalki will come down. Why do we need constant reminders from a God above to live harmoniously? When we have been given a superior intelligence when compared to animals, why do we not use it? I guess if over 2000 years of fighting and killing each other hasn't stopped the population from expanding, maybe this is just one of those ways that God has designed for keeping the population in check. As much as I've read of peoples' feelings, the hatred just keeps spreading. I see no hope for humanity as long as the negativity in them prevails. The pattern is pretty much set in stone at this point in time. I just hope I am wrong though.

4 comments:

Vijay Narain said...

First of all...gr8 post!:D
Read it jus now..
Like i say,we humans always pose more questions than we can answer..and unfortunately,not all of us think alike..for if everyone were to think like us then thr'd be no war..but this ability of unique individual thought is what characterises human nature..and this very uniqueness is what produces villians as it does heroes,isn't it? I guess all we can do is pray for a miracle to happen:|

PS: We updated blogs the same day :D

Ani said...

never quite liked woodehouse stuff..I know they are gud but its kind of a mental block ...plannin to read 'flatland' next ...read somewhere that its a gud one ...
carnatic classical and fusion is where I am concentrating too ....u heard "mahavishnu orchestra" or "shakti" ?

gud post there ....kinda the same frustration that everyone has ...its sad ..this world and whats happening in it ...

-A

-: :Abhi: :- said...

Hey!..was passin by ur blog. :) nice reading..keep blogging...Btw Did u knw..Manratnam's MAHABHARATHA Trilogy with Srk,Amir,..the start studded crew...The Music Direction of tht film is done by The Magician A R Rehman himself..Who else can be xpected to?..hehe.

True Blue Rahmaniac said...

Vijay,
If we all thought alike, we'd either always be at war or not at all. I guess I'm hoping that miracle comes fast.

Ace,
I never did like woodhouse too. Had this block for like the longest time, read them recently and found them a laugh riot! I mean I was actually doubled over laughing out loud. My mom understood it, but the ppl on the flight didn't! Haven't really done the fusion thing. I'm actually not classically trained, so am looking to go that way. Thx abt the post. I was bursting with it then, had to let it out somehow.

Abhi,
I heard abt Mahabharata, but I think, am not completely sure, that ARR said that he hadn't heard of the project at all. I think it was at Stanford in an interview. Well in the future, if it does turn out to be true I'll be the happiest. Would rather Manirathnam use younger talent rather than the same old tired cast though.