War


War was never over, it has been the oldest form of dealing with life..

War is not only losing lives to violence, war is part of everyday life,
it is the struggle every human undergoes when something has to be done unwillingly, without the consent of the conscience;
war is the unstable state of mind which is often an outcome of unfulfilled wishes, unsaid and unmeant words, unseen results and unwelcome experiences;
war was never over, it is part of one’s battles with the world and with self;
it is the death of one’s emotions, when one has to forcibly change to make life more practical, when one has to pretend to fit into the society;
it is the fading away of one’s childlike habits, to be an apparent responsible adult..

Was is never over, and war is what brought us where we are today, war made us free, war made us intelligent and war made us more peaceful..

War is what gives the courage to fight for a cause, to ensure sustenance of the good, to take a side and to stick to it for the right reasons, 
it prepares humanity to undergo self realization, to retrospect with no eyes on the future and to introspect under deep pressure..
it builds the world for a better tomorrow by destroying the weak and evil elements of the present.. 

War is never ever over.. and it will never be over.. learn to be a proud warrior...



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