Seek the Good

Everybody has its own analogy of goodness. A feeling so pure and close that it cannot be touched. Even if we want to recreate the moments of goodness, it can seldom be done. Not because of lack of sanctity or the lack of will, but because the beauty of a moment resides in its experiential value.

The biggest gift to mankind is not what is outside of us, but to be human – what is in us. We are all a concoction of our own perceptual realities, fantasies, understanding, imagination, dreams and thoughts; only the degree varies. Most interestingly, I reckon, we are a product of the intangibles – seeking to express ourselves through tangibles.

However, when I reflect upon the people who exude goodness are majorly intangible. Their goodness cannot be stored. Their goodness cannot be boxed. Because it simply flows. It flows like the gushing water from the mountains – which cannot be stopped, and it flows like the serene water at the banks – which helps others nothing but to grow.

I seek that goodness and I want to imbibe it thoroughly: because I want to be the reason why people should believe in innate goodness.

Every individual is not just a whole made of many organs; but an entire universe in oneself. Endless possibilities and unfathomable grit – we just need to tap these intangible buttons to keep the tangible running.

“Be so good that people crave your vibe”!