Nepalese Folk Music

Wednesday, October 15, 2008

feeling infinitely finite

Ananta used to be very proud of his name which translates to "infinity". But after reading a book on philosophies in religion; to his revelation, he absolutely feels "infinitely finite". He asks himself, "What have you accomplished to live up to your name?"

(Nothing.)

How unfortunate? How hedonistic? He was miserably failing to apprehend the gist of his name. He suddenly realizes that it should be his action, not his title that describes him. He hopes to live up to his name someday, like you all do.

Help!
please throw in some,
your words of wisdom.

3 comments:

कलमबीर_घोताने said...

भन्ने भए हामी नेपालीहरुको नाम नै अचम्मको हुन्छ के साकाहारीजी। गरीबको नाम धनबहादुर, मूर्खको नाम बुद्धिराम, धनीको नाम गरीबनाथ। अनन्तको नामलाई पनि त्यस्तै सम्झिनुस् न त अब के गर्ने? तर नाममा के छ र, होइन र?

Arati said...

मान्छेहरु जिन्दगीको कुनै न कुनै मोडमा आफ्नो नाम केलाउने गर्छन्। कसैलाई आफ्नो नाम धेरै मनपर्छ भने कसैलाई अतिनै मननपर्ने हुन्छ। नाम पनि महात्वपूर्ण हुने रहेछ । हाम्रो जिन्दगी भरी नै टाँसिएर आउँछ । नाम जस्तो भएपनी फरक त पर्दैन तर आमको नाम चै हरी माया र छोरीको नाम चै हिलारी भयो भने कस्तो कस्तो लाग्दो रहेछ।

vivaforever said...

“It's never too late to give up our prejudices.” -Henry David Thoreau