Élan Vital.

As humans, we are inclined towards judging things, people and events around us. Free will and the ability to choose is the part of what makes a human human. It helps us understand people and make decisions on a conscious and a subconscious level.  Being judgmental is necessary. There could be a million diverse opinions about something, but some of them may conclude as a deleterious aftermath. We often fail to realise that sometimes even the smallest of opinions are big enough to cause wreckage just because we are unacquainted with the whole story!  What I believe is that, REPLACE JUDGEMENT WITH CURIOSITY. Rather than being so quick to judge and categorize, we should keep in mind that the opinions which we have formed can turn out to be delusive. Each one of us is unique in some way. Each one of us has something unusual inside us. Don't let that criticism bring you down. You are much more than those opinions about you. None of us has reached the pinnacle of perfection.  C

There are days you feel you are losing out on yourself. You feel bizarre. You feel the fibres of your being are dilapidating, inch by inch, atom by atom. You are so anxious about being content that only what you can feel is the befuddling hollowness. It's perpetual. We have to acquire the actuality of life being a bittersweet peregrination. There are going to be days where desolation feels comforting and bewildering altogether. Ecstasy isn't always at one's disposal. On days like this don't be oblivious. Everything won't seem adequate in a jiffy. Feel it but don't judge the moment. Your thoughts sometimes can make you unfathomable. Let go in a consideration of your soul being refined anon. When the conclusion seems obscure, you have to look for that little faith you know you have inside yourself that is going to guide you to that mindfulness afresh. That hollowness is going to fade away. You have to grasp the beauty of being vacuous for you to reconci