Wend and Doth Likewise

So-called well-wishers would say … “Now when you go to that hell, you will be left to nowhere…”

And then you might dare to retort at the grin of chance factor, “Haven’t you people been leaving me, may I know?”

And here, being left is more important. Where was I left? Answer to this question is not that important.

The man going to Jericho had to be saved by the good Samaritan. Otherwise, who would tell us the famous, almost unbelievable story about them?

And when we would be asking to that story-teller, “What is the meaning of this story at all?” He would reply, “Wend and doth likewise.”

Attempting to do likewise all the while. Attaching more importance to self-esteem than mere bread and butter. Assuring never to leave the obstinate thoughts behind that keeps me crawling ignominiously in His path, trialing behind the Lord and Christopher, and the various other nerds who would arrogantly dare to follow them.

This is an analogy. The God has been portrayed as an imbecile … Be that the case of Bala Gopala or Jesus Christ …

And yes, the final thought and question … Are the gods and goddesses vindictive? Are only the angels supposed to be merciful? Does being powerful has the same manifestations across both the virtues and the vices of this world and beyond (?)?

It is a good idea to be afraid of being left. It is a good idea to be arrogant despite knowing one’s inherent imbecilities. It is a good idea, as commented on Western civilization by M.K. Gandhi.

I hate pacifism. Better it would be to think of fighting … Actually fighting (back).

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