The MASTER of his DESTINY (contd..)

My motorcycle was showing the signs and symptoms of a weak battery since a couple of months. And I had even asked the service guy to check it once. Turns out he hadn't!

While I was  bothered about riding a flat tyred motorcycle in a most likely rainy day at the beginning of my journey, something out of syllabus just popped out. And that too a toughie! It's impossible to get a rectifier anywhere near Malebennur. Now I am only left with one option - START the motorcycle and don't turn it off till the journey ends. No tea breaks..nothing!

Honestly it was kind of a scary ride. Sun started setting and the darkness started to prevail. And my headlights were as dim as my brain was when I had decided to take bike instead of bus. It was Malnad where I was riding. So there will be certain kilometers that I have to ride without any street light or a human. Although I had phone in my pocket to call Dad in case my bike were to stop, I didn't want to prove my dad right when he had repeatedly advised me previously not to come by bike. So I continued riding despite rain, without any stops until my bike stood like a victor in front of our shed gate. It was 8PM - the expected time of arrival, had I taken the bus.

CONCLUSION
The point in narrating this story is - Alike this journey of predicament, in many other journeys of life, if Man were to be the master of his DESTINY, things should always go in the direction of what he plans. And if anything were to go wrong, he should be able to foresee it. Truth is we aren't even the masters of our own decisions & thoughts. 2 days before this journey I had madeup my mind that I will be taking bus, but at last moment I felt I should go by motorcycle. Many things knowingly or unkowingly influence us to change our thoughts and decisions. Does that mean everything happens by happenstance? Of course not! If everything were to happen randomly, the society would have been a chaos. 

Imagine if everybody was good at studies, there wouldn't be anyone who would do those works which are regarded as 'Menial'. The fact that some people are not interested or are good at studies helps keep a balance in the society.

Likewise in all other matters, there's a balance being maintained in the universe. And all these matters are definitely not in control of man. At the same time, it's against common sense to say that everything is getting managed by itself. Let alone a country, even a house cannot run if there's no one taking responsibility. There is someone managing the affairs of humankind. And it is he alone who is the MASTER of DESTINY. He alone and not any man! So trust his wisdom and surrender to his will.

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  1. Unknown10 December 2021 at 02:46

    Exactly, everything is controlled by super natural power,he's almighty

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