Focus It Closer And You Will See Better..........!!!!!!!

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A WALK THROUGH THE GARDEN OF LIFE

"Every time we look closer,we see surprising new things"
                                         -Richard Zurek
Come let's have an evening walk!!!!!!!!!


'Open the windows of your heart to let fresh air in and to see the surrounding beauty'.I gazed through my bedroom windows and saw the gleams of twilight.I decided to take a walk.While walking outdoors I clicked some pictures of the things that I saw.Glancing over them emanated some thoughts in me,which I would like to share it with you.



A beautiful butterfly caught my sight,this little creature comes out of the cocoon to freely fly in the air.The same way we come from mother's womb to fly in the beautiful garden of life.
Like these climbers we climbed each steps of our life and our parents,elders and teachers acted as the support,the way these trees do.We too are responsible to support our young ones and the poor people around us.


I saw moss,wild mushrooms and other weeds growing here and there.In a garden some unwanted plants grows along with the majestic in bloom plants.It happens in life too,when we grow some unwanted things grows with us-jealousy,ego,greediness etc.
Some of them are innocuous,but some are noxious and should be uprooted at the earliest.The ability to pick out the right and wrong is important.Remember,not all the mushrooms are edible;consequences of making a wrong guess can be severe.


 The next image my phone's camera caught was the 'earthworm castings'.Worm castings known as earthworm waste,but these wastes creates an optimal soil enricher and natural fertilizer for plant growth.
The wastes of life-the failures,the mistakes or any other negative experiences should become the manure in the garden of life.Learn from mistakes,eventually you will see fruits.


 Then I saw a cat and when it realized that I am taking its photo,suddenly the cat closed its eyes.Sometimes people are like this,we close our eyes to make the world around us dark.We think no one is watching us and shut our eyes not to bother about anything happening around.

 These tiny creatures like millipedes and ants are always around
us.But mostly we don't take heed of them and if we see them,they won't be spared.Remember,they too are living creatures and have the right to live.They represents the helpless people around us,towards whom we shut our eyes.

I did spot nature's best mirror,reflecting everything vividly.Once in a while its good to look in the mirror of our soul,to know ourselves better.
May be its for the first time I have noticed,how colourful the sand is!!!!I did zoom and focussed it closer to see this myriad of colours.Its like that,we should watch the people carefully and closer to see their real colours.Some people seems colourful outside but the inner colour will be black and white and the reverse.

 The sight of this sapling standing alone made me to think.The
half portion of this picture was shadowed.Did you notice,the sapling stands in the lighted part!!....Yes,sometimes we will be alone to fight against the evil,the demonic,the corrupted society.But we should always stand for the right.

 And thus spread the light to illuminate the world like this sunbeams do.


Hence we could grow up and scale new heights in the garden of life,like this cocunut tree.


The nature always awaits us with reserved seats,we have to find them.The same way we have to look for the opportunities that life give us.

"Look closer to see something mystifying".

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