"Yeh roshni ke saath kyun
Dhuaan utha chiraag se
Yeh khwaab dekhthi hun main
Ke jag padi hun khwaab see."
Have you ever had an impossible dream? A dream however much you want to, you know it will never come true. You pray and pray, wishing that maybe somehow this dream of yours came true. But deep down you know, that what you are chasing would forever be a dream, never a reality. A stage comes when you finally resign to fate, accept life and reality for what it is and forget that dream which you had. You stop dreaming then. You stop living.
You are then the realist.The realist is the one who questions, for him its a game of rationale and logic. There is no scope for dreams, magic and miracles. In his words, the probability for them is zero.
The dreamer doesn't go by cold logic and rationale. He thinks beyond the logical conclusion and the seemingly obvious rationale. As Bernard Shaw said,
"You see things; and you ask 'Why?' But I dream things that never were; and I say 'Why not?" .
Finding the "things that never were" becomes the mission of the dreamer. The end itself does not matter then. Someone who believes in something, keeps faith in it, however impossible the odds maybe, is a dreamer. It is a trance, suspended reality, a reality where you go beyond pure facts and logic. A suspended reality in which you become a believer.A believer in dreams.
Love leads one to such a trance. It leads to a stage when two individuals start believing in themselves, in each other. In such a stage the impossible can yet be achieved, the stars can yet be touched and oceans can yet be conquered. You start believing in dreams then. You start loving.
You are then the realist.The realist is the one who questions, for him its a game of rationale and logic. There is no scope for dreams, magic and miracles. In his words, the probability for them is zero.
The dreamer doesn't go by cold logic and rationale. He thinks beyond the logical conclusion and the seemingly obvious rationale. As Bernard Shaw said,
"You see things; and you ask 'Why?' But I dream things that never were; and I say 'Why not?" .
Finding the "things that never were" becomes the mission of the dreamer. The end itself does not matter then. Someone who believes in something, keeps faith in it, however impossible the odds maybe, is a dreamer. It is a trance, suspended reality, a reality where you go beyond pure facts and logic. A suspended reality in which you become a believer.A believer in dreams.
Love leads one to such a trance. It leads to a stage when two individuals start believing in themselves, in each other. In such a stage the impossible can yet be achieved, the stars can yet be touched and oceans can yet be conquered. You start believing in dreams then. You start loving.
