Why
at all your heart sobs? Why do we all struggle? We learn to express as we
gradually grow. We are born into an adult world, when the infant wants to
express his/her being-in-the-world in a right medium of expression. When the
human language does not find an apt expression, it seeks the expression of the
heart…
It is a universal experience – A dis-ease, a seeking after authenticity
and wholeness.
This
seeking for wholeness is very much found in the very nature/ the whole of
creation. The whole creation is groaning as St. Paul would say, as if a woman
in labour pains. St. Augustine’s experience of an eternal restlessness speak of
an ever seeking being-in-the- world today in an authentic mode of being. Experiencing
the interior fragmentation is a part of the universal experience of every man.
This experience is itself tells that we are a divided self. Just take into
consideration the usual expression in English – ‘How are you?’ Is not this
expression itself an expression of duality? It presupposes that a person is not
whole… there are many constraints and splitting occurrences in a human being…
We
have often heard of the concept of ‘original sin’ and the church still
understands the concept of ‘concupiscence’ as a tendency to sin – understood as
the effect of the original sin. A natural question that spontaneously probes in
is – Are we made that way and therefore have to live it???
How
many souls will have to go desperate when their sobs become groans!!!!
There
is also a mystery that all worship and try to understand the mystery that one
worships. Yet the mystery of living is not grasped in its totality… It could be
a life-long task. Human experiences (Harrowing ones) often make people
existentially arrested and often do not lead to a movement/ a step towards the
only thing Necessary…
It
can so happen that a mind can get soaked with the waters of fatalism. ‘what to
do, it is written on my forehead.’ And many who watch silently the internal moans
of the experiencing person, can no longer say that there is a solution to the
problems but pray…. Utter human helplessness needs a divine help (this is the
point that everyone needs to realize, rather than clinging to a piece of straw
in the mighty ocean and struggle to get ashore.)
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