Parallel world: An ode to momsie!

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Parallel world: An ode to momsie!

 Caution : sensitive topic. Not
intended for people with heart diseases or pregnant females or children. Read at your own risk!

Since childhood, I have been intrigued by the idea of a parallel world. It gave me great strength and courage as a child, the mere feeling of not being alone. A parallel world exists in which life goes on as it does in our world. It exists in another time and dimension. That,s it! The catch is that we cannot see them and they can see us. Difficult ( presently) to travel into another time and space dimension. One day we will!
Many may not agree. This write up doesn't intend to convince anyone. This thought was deeply embedded in my subconscious mind and I had almost forgotten. An evening call to someone close, the discussion taking an emotional turn led to re-emergence of this thought process from the pile of thought debris. There is another time and space dimension, different from ours.
How many times have you felt that you are being watched? How many times do you feel someone was behind you? How many times you feel someone is talking somewhere distantly ( soft noise). Does this sound like a case of schizophrenia?
No!, I am talking about the sixth sense or that special sense of feeling we all have experienced. When someone real close leaves the mortal form, one tends to feel their presence everywhere: as if they have become omnipresent. I strongly believe that the soul (a form of energy ) travels into a parallel world and keeps a watch on us.
Another point that came during our conversation was of the blame game: how convenient to blame someone or something for the happenings in one,s life. The real question - is it the right game? I believe any game which gives you a sense of purpose to keep moving on in life is the right game.

The parallel world is watching me and urging me to conclude. The highlight is that both worlds exist in complete harmony.
Think over, let your neurons re-charge. I feel solace with this idea of a parallel world. I know my mother is just on the other side. The best part is she can see me whereas I can only feel her. Love you mom from this world to your world: till we meet again.

Love,
Juju

Comments

Neetu said…
Didi I also have often felt that my body sometimes functions like a powerful transmitter that sends and also receives vibes and then the distances in time and space just vanish. Yes I can feel your feeling !!!
November 6, 2019 at 6:26 AM
Daisy said…
A brilliant write up once again.Parallel world or worlds concept is as old as human mankind. Be it swarg narak, heaven hell, valhalla folkvangr or so on. It is intriguing but ambiguous (but one can say earth was considered flat till proven round). So, believable or not, it is compelling, arouses curiousity and ignites grey cells for sure. And definitely the belief removes the fear of death, the biggest fear of humans. Who will not like to think that their beloved ones, who are no more, are waiting somewhere else.But I really like the way you put it, travel into another time and space, makes it sound out of a Sci-fi.Maybe there is logic in that. Maybe not.But, blame game is different, whether it gives me a sense of purpose or not. Because if I believe that it is right, I will fall into the trap. So, I insist that blame game is the wrong game.
November 6, 2019 at 8:42 AM
Approving Fiddle said…
It is so good and cool. I love it!!😁😁
November 8, 2019 at 9:04 PM
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