A childhood is blessed with memories of see-saw moments. But have we really left the swing back in those days or are we born with an in-built biological see-saw called “The Heart”.
While closely observing the layman pictorial representation of the heart, it occurs to me that it is a structural & functional see-saw of human feelings & decision making. As I began to get more insane with my imaginations, I shall define the lobes as the two of the see-saw which is balanced at the poor little tip of the heart.
No matter how weird my structural correlation can sound, but the functional aspects have some serious balls rolling. Talk about aspirations and even a little thought can also make you realize the extent to which they can confuse the see-saw which keeps balancing the same and finally turns down towards the lobe that gets filled with a comparatively denser inclination.
The more affection a person can fill into your heart lobe, the balance gets biased. The deeper the cravings, the stronger the appetite and the brighter the sunshine, your heart is programmed to show its see-saw inclination to what pulls it down.
But the pull has a mirror explanation as well. What do we see when we reverse the gravity cycle? The moment the density of an intense side pulls your heart down, it might not always leave you content or happy but can also leave you feeling heavy, it leaves you with a sulking heart. The same heart that once was inclined towards the lobe filled with deep love, with intense power, with darker remorse or regrets, with stronger aspirations and with room filled with sunshine. Yes, the same biased heart, much often has the tendency to make a person feel too heavy to get choked or saturated of the same.
So now we realize that this see saw also has power to reverse the balance. Without making the heavier side reduce a bit, it can start drifting towards where it feels light & different. Correct me if I am wrong, that most often we see ourselves looking for space in love, looking for something which is not meant to be ours, extending aspirations beyond the reach, taking your own belongings for granted , correcting the incorrect and striving for more.
Trading is the territory for the mind to play a compromise .But our red stained see-saw will never be diplomatic enough to deny its rapidly changing inclination. It shall be an extremist or might prefer to balance the lobes or can be in any state so dynamic. No wonder they say there is no control to what your heart shall long for the next moment. The heart shall keep going up & down to what pulls it more, what lightens it a little more and what makes it beat a little more!!
While closely observing the layman pictorial representation of the heart, it occurs to me that it is a structural & functional see-saw of human feelings & decision making. As I began to get more insane with my imaginations, I shall define the lobes as the two of the see-saw which is balanced at the poor little tip of the heart.
No matter how weird my structural correlation can sound, but the functional aspects have some serious balls rolling. Talk about aspirations and even a little thought can also make you realize the extent to which they can confuse the see-saw which keeps balancing the same and finally turns down towards the lobe that gets filled with a comparatively denser inclination.
The more affection a person can fill into your heart lobe, the balance gets biased. The deeper the cravings, the stronger the appetite and the brighter the sunshine, your heart is programmed to show its see-saw inclination to what pulls it down.
But the pull has a mirror explanation as well. What do we see when we reverse the gravity cycle? The moment the density of an intense side pulls your heart down, it might not always leave you content or happy but can also leave you feeling heavy, it leaves you with a sulking heart. The same heart that once was inclined towards the lobe filled with deep love, with intense power, with darker remorse or regrets, with stronger aspirations and with room filled with sunshine. Yes, the same biased heart, much often has the tendency to make a person feel too heavy to get choked or saturated of the same.
So now we realize that this see saw also has power to reverse the balance. Without making the heavier side reduce a bit, it can start drifting towards where it feels light & different. Correct me if I am wrong, that most often we see ourselves looking for space in love, looking for something which is not meant to be ours, extending aspirations beyond the reach, taking your own belongings for granted , correcting the incorrect and striving for more.
Trading is the territory for the mind to play a compromise .But our red stained see-saw will never be diplomatic enough to deny its rapidly changing inclination. It shall be an extremist or might prefer to balance the lobes or can be in any state so dynamic. No wonder they say there is no control to what your heart shall long for the next moment. The heart shall keep going up & down to what pulls it more, what lightens it a little more and what makes it beat a little more!!