WALT WHITMAN x MEDIOCRITY
Walt whitman talks about the inclination towards uniformity and the goals and ambitions in life. He talks of the foolish and faithless men, and considers himself no better for not living upto his own notions of how he should be.
That if our target is truly ours only then would we experience the joy of achieving it. That we need to understand ourselves beyond the obscurities of the way of life. That we are here, we have an identity and we must play our part. That mediocre is not how we are, and mediocrity should not be the way of life.
Walt whitman talks about the inclination towards uniformity and the goals and ambitions in life. He talks of the foolish and faithless men, and considers himself no better for not living upto his own notions of how he should be.
That if our target is truly ours only then would we experience the joy of achieving it. That we need to understand ourselves beyond the obscurities of the way of life. That we are here, we have an identity and we must play our part. That mediocre is not how we are, and mediocrity should not be the way of life.
So you see what you see or you see what I see because if you see what I see then you don’t see at all. .
If all the snakes and all the ladders would be the same length, it would be a pointless game. So would life.
Salvage your relationship with yourself before you decide to save the world. It’s the longest one you’ll ever be in.
Rat races are for rats. Don’t be a rat, be a human.
Question more, choose more, reject more.
Be subjective in your decisions about yourself.
Be subjective in your decisions about yourself.
Life isn’t about finding your hobby and turning it into a job so that it’s easier to live through.
