Boredom's prison is not necessarily meaninglessness. A person can be very active and still carry on a meaningless life. But a bored person is not an active person.Boredom's prison is not necessarily despair. It can lead to it. But a lot of bored people are simply disinterested in life, without despairing about it. There is nothing to look forward to, nothing we desire.
It’s not living without purpose that is meaninglessness. It’s living without activity. It’s existing, not living. A bored man does not pursue a wrong cause. He has no cause. The engine is running, but life is in neutral. He goes forward or backward according to the slant or slope on the road. He stops when he crashes and stays there. He needs someone to pull him out.
I know the one who can pull you out.
2 comments:
I liked your post on "Boredom". Unfortunately, this is what exactly my status in life is these days(for some years).
You said at the end, that you know some one who can pull me out. Would you show me the way to approach that person or can that person apprach me?
My name is G.L.GUPTA. I am a retired person, living in Delhi, India, (Moving out for a month or so to stay with my son, Manish Gupta, at bangalore, India). My Mobile No.is +91-9968238196, and email ids are : guptagl@yahoo.com and glgupta.1947@gmail.com. I would be more than willing to share my life's experiences and my thoughts on various issues, ranging from people to other living and and inert objects.
Thanks
G.L.GUPTA
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