My 13th Valentine

Spooky face bulgy eyes; ankle brace nipped in her thigh; a bottle of blood with a some juicy crud;
Sat on my table and said Hi; stinky smell with a welcoming spell; Hey Tinker bell, lets go to Hell ‼

Why I love my country?

“The relation the self has to itself has priority over its relations to others”. Aristotle would have something far more complex in mind when he said that. The Idea of self-love seems perfectly rational to me. We all need the right kind of it to have a virtuous character, which we all tend to have.

What’s the most basic particle, matter is composed of? If one asks the question, the answer might vary from atoms to electrons, protons, neutrons, bosons etc. let’s suppose, for our simplicity, atoms are the most basic particle, everything we see, is made of.

“We never really die” might promise an after-life for some, but is not confined to that only. Another opinion might be the one I will be discussing.

What are muscles, bones, skin, tissues? They are organized cells. What are cells? They are amino-acids, vitamins, glycogens and complex organic compounds. What are organic compounds? The molecules made with the specific bonding between atoms mainly, but not limited to, Oxygen, Carbon & hydrogen. Aren’t they mere atoms? Yes they are.

What happens when we grow ? How does you grow from 7.5 pounds to 100 pounds?  You eat, basically. We consume proteins, carbohydrates, fats and lipids etc. which in turn are digested and are made part of our body.

Every living thing Dies. You don’t question the mortality of every living organism. So what really happens to our bodies when we die? They decompose don’t they? Yes. Our Bacteria friends helps us in that, with the help of oxygen, to breath, they convert our complex organic molecules into CO₂, Nitrogen, phosphorus, magnesium & calcium etc.

The plants consume them primarily and pack these nutrients in their fruits & vegetables etc. We consume plants, their by-products and even the animals who consume them. We pack the same atoms in our bodies, in the form of bonded groups (glucose, fats, proteins etc.)

Would you imagine, for a second, the same atom, that had been a part of your/someone Grand Grand father, is now a part of you. Your body shall might be a part of someone else's body. We all really are interconnected. How could we stand the idea that easily?

The fact might lead to a lot of curious conclusions but I want to enlist one of them.
 I love my country for it is what I was, for what I am and for what I will ever be.

Jinn means unseen. Jinns are made from smokeless fire. They are a civilized creation; given a will to their deeds. Jinns existed long before the first human was created. They co-exist with humans on earth but independent on other planets and meteors. Jinns are technologically more advanced than we humans are.

A typical Jinn would have a big head, narrow shoulders and legs pointed like pegs. They have big bulgy fish like eyes. Their mouth is small in proportion to their face. They are fragile looking creatures.

Jinns are shy; they try not to get in any situation involving humans. They are immensely populated; they live on the surface of water, in the depths of oceans and between the layers of air. If we can see them, our days would be dark as night as they would let no sunlight pass.

They are not bound by the three dimensions like us humans. They can travel through space with the blink of an eye. They need not to knock to enter any room.

Devils on the contrary are UGLY. Some have two horns, a long tongue, flaming eyes and Red face while others are plain wicked. They have been given an agenda to astray human beings. They gossip in our ears to convince us for wrong, they give us nightmares and they make us fight with each other. They are those who chose the wrong path.

But they are not inevitable. They sense energies; negative energies like fear, anger, hate, arrogance, pride etc. are what attracts them and give them power. Likewise they are harmless to one who is calm, patient, relaxed, happy and peaceful. Many animals, especially dogs are able to see them.

They marry each other, have children and spend their lives together. A female Jinni stays pregnant for 15 months and eventually gives birth to multiple off-springs [approx. 7-9]. She nurse them for 40-60 years after that. During the day time, the young ones cling onto the roof and spend the day sleeping usually. At night they roam freely and run around the house, sits on the couch and eats and drink.

Jinns live an average life of 5 thousand years, some can live up to 7-8 thousand years.

There is not a single human on this planet who doesn’t have a jinn companion.

All of this is written with the help of content acquired during studying a few books on Jinns & watching some documentaries and video conferences. I didn't intend to impose the Idea expressed here. Everyone has every right to express and believe whatever they want to as long as it doesn't offend anyone. Criticizing/commenting is Highly appreciated. 

“How was your day?” (he asked curiously)

“fine” she replied

“fine? Just fine ? You used to be awesome, something is not good”

“I am fine I said.” (A short pause)

“whats your weight”

“what my weight has to do with that”

“I have to say something you know”

“Its 50 kgs”

“50 kgs is good :D”

(Again a short pause)

“I know something is not right today”

“What do you care. You kept me waiting , I waited for 3 hours”

“Did you ,I am sorry . it was work and I have no other choice, I thought you might understand that”

“Anyways why am I wasting my time”

“Okay sorry. Sorry I kept you waiting. I wont do that ever again. Never, please forgive me, I feel rude now, please please please “

“Its Ok”

“Ok ? :D”

“Yeah”

“It means you forgave me ?”

“Yes”

“Please smile then :D”

“:D”

“(:”

A short random conversation was held later, although it was more filled with more confessions and praise then usual. She seemed happy and back to normal. A Truth unravels itself; a truth he knew would land hard; a truth heavier than a thousand lies. Fearing from not seeing her again he started to handle the situation calmly, not to let her know that he knew now, he acted usual for a while, and erupts with a question

“WHY ?”

A short pause as she began to fear that he somehow knew it

“Why what ?”

“Why did you do that ?”

……..

“look just get to your point”

“WHY ? why play with my emotions ?”

“oh please really??????? did you really just say that?”

“no thats too much i think now”(he overcame with the fear of upsetting her again )

“if that's how you feel just drop this conversation and block me, end of story”

“but i want to know….. and i have every right to the reason behind all this”

“bye”

“you are a good person, don’t do that” **This person isn't receiving messages from you right now.**

Lots of people have hobbies. Some people collect old coins or foreign stamps, some do needlework, others spend most of their spare time on a particular sport.

A lot of people enjoy reading. But reading tastes differ widely. Some people only read newspapers or comics, some like reading novels, while others prefer books on astronomy, wildlife, or technological discoveries.

If I happen to be interested in horses or precious stones, I cannot expect everyone else to share my enthusiasm. If I watch all the sports programs on TV with great pleasure, I must put up with the fact that other people find sports boring.

Is there nothing that interests us all? Is there nothing that concerns everyone--no matter who they are or where they live in the world? Yes dear , there are questions that certainly should interest everyone. They are precisely the questions this is about.

What is the most important thing in life? If we ask someone living on the edge of starvation, the answer is food. If we ask someone dying of cold, the answer is warmth. If we put the same question to someone who feels lonely and isolated, the answer will probably be the company of other people.

But when these basic needs have been satisfied--will there still be something that everybody needs? Philosophers think so. They believe that man cannot live by bread alone. Of course everyone needs food. And everyone needs love and care. But there is something else--apart from that--which everyone needs, and that is to figure out who we are and why we are here. Being interested in why we are here is not a "casual" interest like collecting stamps. People who ask such questions are taking part in a debate that has gone on as long as man has lived on this planet. How the universe, the earth, and life came into being is a bigger and more important question than who won the most gold medals in the last Olympics.

The best way of approaching philosophy is to ask a few philosophical questions:

How was the world created? Is there any will or meaning behind what happens? Is there a life after death? How can we answer these questions? And most important, how ought we to live? People have been asking these questions throughout the ages. We know of no culture which has not concerned itself with what man is and where the world came from.

Taken from "Sophie's world"