Lost in Translation
Not in a foreign country ... but in one's mind.
Translating thoughts into thoughts ... then translating those thoughts into actions.
So much gets lost in that translation
What that thought originally was and what it finally ended up as. What the potential of that thought was, what really could have been achieved and what our prejudices, fears finally made it. We start seeing that thought based on the glasses which we are wearing and it almost always appears skewed.
Hold on to the original thought, nothing can make one know oneself better than that very original thought. The power of one's own self, the raw emotion associated with that thought brings one more in touch with one's own self than anything else.
It's not at all necessary that we should do exactly as our original thought was; just that we should keep a track of it. That's how we really feel (free of everything else) and we should never forget that.
Not in a foreign country ... but in one's mind.
Translating thoughts into thoughts ... then translating those thoughts into actions.
So much gets lost in that translation
What that thought originally was and what it finally ended up as. What the potential of that thought was, what really could have been achieved and what our prejudices, fears finally made it. We start seeing that thought based on the glasses which we are wearing and it almost always appears skewed.
Hold on to the original thought, nothing can make one know oneself better than that very original thought. The power of one's own self, the raw emotion associated with that thought brings one more in touch with one's own self than anything else.
It's not at all necessary that we should do exactly as our original thought was; just that we should keep a track of it. That's how we really feel (free of everything else) and we should never forget that.
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