Sunday, December 31, 2006

The Gods Themselves

When Icarus failed in his endeavour, who was more disappointed ? Icarus himself, or even the gods were not spared the ignominy. For is it not true that act of creation is the evidence of presence of will of the creator, to transcend himself,to realize the ideal, to give form to formless, to enact dreams, through act of creation rise to a higher existence or even validating the existence.

Then also is not the will which creates, the eternal truth. We, who are uninitiated, are fooled by
the hand, while oblivious to the act.

And is it also not true, that man, in all his frailty and perfidy is finest creation of the gods, and also their eternal disappointment for submitting to the gods instead of rising above them.
We are unfair when we call the gods jealous. The gods are not angry but melancholic, doomed to despair because their creation has failed them.

3 comments:

Prasanna said...

Hi Gaurav

Wishing you happy and propserous new year

Sure you will continue with your profilic blogging

Anonymous said...

Just took a 30-minute crash course in Parseltongue...a smoother journey so far.the language has just one word "hiss"...however, the length/duration,the pressure,the intensity etc need to be varied depending on the english word to be translated....

....daybreak's fiery blaze
Burns within thy golden gaze,
In these cheeks of thine springs crimson blood,
And thy tears, thy pearls in flood,
Rapture calls them mother, sings their praise -
Whom the lovely drops do thaw,
Who therein a deity saw,
Ah, the lad who, thus rewarded, cries -
Suns for him do paint the skies!

Wishing you n your readers fresher seasons of joy,love,health(y n active life to counter the rat race) and bright moments with loved ones...more power to your thoughts n expression. Your blog sharpens my fangs...sharpens my expression.
Update:
Gods' Salvation Plans are being reviewed at and reconstructed...that means there would be downward a pressure on mortals...till then lets not melt but sit n watch

doubtinggaurav said...

Prasanna,

Thanks and same to you :-)


J,

"Minimalism" is the word.

Since I dare not dabble in verse, so let me just make take shelter in contemptous familirity of prose, and wish you (again) a very happy new year