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Emotional overload

Posted by Anurag on 22 December, 2007

Paralysis

I am paralyzed by the emotional overload which this movie has given me. It ‘pings’ so many ‘ports’ of my conscience, so very effectively and deeply. And this song is the representative of the whole package. It goes like this,

Main kabhee batlata nahi, par andhere se darta hoon main maa,

Yoon to main dikhlata nahi, teri parwaah karta hoon main maa,

Tujhe sab hai pata hai na maa, Tujhe sab hai pata meri maa.

(English literal translation :

I never tell you this, but I am scared of the darkness, oh mother,

Generally I don’t show it, but I care for you, oh mother,

Do you know it all, oh mother? You know it all, oh my mother. )

Thoughts
I was thinking how emotions can paralyze a person, both mentally and physically. The first symptoms of this can be seen in the eyes, where you can’t control your muscles to stop the salty fluid from flowing out of the tear bags.

A greater impact can be seen mentally, when all day you just keep swinging here and there, and are not able to concentrate on your work, or do something else except being in that pathetic mental state.

If emotions are so harmful, then why do we need them anyway? If through evolution, only the best traits of all living beings get boosted and the useless ones get deprecated, how have we, humans, supposedly the most developed species on earth, retained this ‘defect’?

What good do emotions do to us that their shortcomings can be ignored as minor round-off errors? When a person is acting emotionally, it is less likely that he/she is doing things practically or rationally.

But if we look deeper, emotions can create revolutions, emotions can boost the morale of an entire army by a thousand times in magnitude, emotions can help people keep going on even when its gets tough, emotions can make someone achieve that practically and rationally seems impossible.

Conclusion

Emotions are a reason for misery and sadness in the world,

Emotions are behind revolutions, discoveries and inventions,

Emotions make us behave worse than animals sometimes,

Emotions are what makes us human.

6 Responses to “Emotional overload”

  1. Maruti Borker Says:

    waddup with ur os ?

  2. Cipher Says:

    Frustoo mat ho bhai. Daaru piyo aur mast raho.

  3. Beedu Says:

    “Daaru piyo aur mast raho.”
    this had me ROFL’ing =))

  4. Anurag Says:

    @Maruti, OS is still going on, reading stuff and experimenting. Right now, I’m trying to either make a groundbreaking design or understand that the current design (of Windows/*nix) is the best possible ever, and never make a new OS. Lets see.

    @Cipher, sorry buddy, I don’t drink :D.

    @Beedu, yeah, still it had me ROFL’ing.. hehehe.

    And am not frustru or something, just writing about emotions yaar. Come on.

  5. obelix Says:

    +1 Ciper

  6. Sukesh Says:

    But, dear me, just think of it. Without emotions we will not have aim for life. Emotions drive the spirit to get to aim. If we dont have emotions, our aims will be next to useless for us. So we wont have any reason to live. We will become robots(no emotions) doing arbitrary things or will become suicidal emotion-less animals. Thus emotions are necessary for longer life expectancy or more fundamentally for life itself.

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