When you were a kid, you used to do things without thinking about it 's outcome. You just did something because you felt like doing it, isn 't it? You used to walk anywhere you wish to, you used to run wherever you wish to, you used to smile whenever you wish to, you used to do numerous things without any specific reason. Please, don 't tell me there was reason behind all those things because at this point you might understand that there must be reasons behind everything, but at that point you didn 't know any reason. You didn 't think how you 'll be having fun in all the games you played after school or all the time you spent at your Nani 's place. Neither you thought about the outcome before doing all themasti in school nor you thought before trying any new game. You wanted to do it, hence you did it. That was sheer innocence!
But, as we grew up, we are used to attach a reason to everything we do. We only laugh when there 's a reason, we only cry when there 's a reason. Did you ever give it a thought that 'reasoning ' has become an integral part of our life? Whenever we see someone very happy our first reaction is "Kya baat hai.. Aj bada khush h.. Kya hua?" In childhood, there were not much reasoning happening. With less understanding, things were simple and so was life, isn 't
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You 're reading this write-up, there 's a reason! You 're working in a cubicle from 9-6, there 's a reason! Even your birth has a reason. You must have heard or read that 'you were born in this world for a reason and there 's a purpose of your life '. C 'mon!!! 20-30-40 years down the line, your parents made love and that 's the reason you exist. You 're reading this write-up because somewhere you 're finding something sensible in this. You 're working in a cubicle because you chose it. Why to attach any philosophy to it? Just to comfort ourselves or shoulder off our responsibilities? Are we so used to lead a complicated