Art 1
“There is no road too long to the man who
advances deliberately and without undue haste; there are no honors too distant
to the man who prepares himself for them with patience.”
Jean de la Bruyere
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"EVERY thoughtful,
reasonable and intelligent individual who have achieved much more with less
effort, who have raised their personal effectiveness and happiness, cultivated and
heightened some particular image and appearance, and while in their secret
chambers, alone, and shut out from the rest of the World had all entertained
and basked in the euphoria of transcending into greatness.
They’d dreamed of the life they would love to live,
of the money they would love to accumulate, and certainly of their ideal person,
their prince charming or knight in shining amour to whom they would like to
fall in love with - eternally!
While in their clandestine thoughts, secretly
oppressed by the desire and the role they had to play to attain such height, and
even though they stood furlong, aloof and abandoned from the rest of the World because of what they
believed, yet they’d imagined something out of the box, something extraordinary
and very unlikely from the predictable norms of the society which, in most
cases, is far off from the thought, imagination and responsibility of the
average Joe or Josephine!