I’ve always thought that happiness is something that
you cannot buy. And today I’m blessed as what I believed all these years has
come through as though a realm of purgatory. I’m not sure if I’m man enough
to say this, but yet it frequently haunts my mind not to. So I write this down
as a reminder to my legacy.
Luxury may be termed as an act of uncertain comfort
boosted with passion and powered by possession or merely proper cash.
Unfortunately, luxury is often felt as an ideal state for the highest class of
beings. But with my experience and seismic thought provoking ideology, I’d say
not.
The term luxury can be referred to anything or any
sort of lifestyle that invokes pleasure and calmness of mind. It is often an
unavailable situation in our monotonous lives these days. Luxury however is
just another cheap excuse to being happy. Why do I say so? Let’s find out…
Take the life of a simple peasant who works his days
on his fields. What does he yield? Well, most of us might suggest ‘hard work
can bring profits’…Well is that all? Look carefully and you’ll notice that the
peasant is healthier than any other office going person. Is he not? Moreover,
he likes his job, in spite of the hard work and risks involved. (I’m referring
to a peasant according to the old concept. Modern peasants are faster and
forward.)
Farming his lands, the peasant works for all year and
it brings him great joy to see his produce at the harvest time. Unfortunately,
sometimes things don’t go as the peasant expects and he feels a small financial
crisis. Well, we all know that this is a common situation.
But what does the term luxury mean to an ordinary
peasant? Well, from m y point of view, the harvest is the luxury and selling
off the produce is the greatest happiness. A job well done deserves
appreciation…Bravo! And hard work always pays.
But can you suggest what luxury means today? I’m at
loss of words too. Despite of all that, I’ve come up with the word for modern
luxury: “Aggressive” Why? Read on…
Luxury today is all about more and more and more and
more and more and it goes on and on and on and on and…(I could go typing on and
on and….). To tell about all the materialistic things that you’ve bought or the
worldly pleasures you’ve achieved if ever happiness is involved is sheer
luxury. The passion and the desire for more and the romance of ecstasy when you
live a life of dreams in reality is also luxury.
But to me, luxury is instantaneously possible. How?
Well as sensibly simple as that: Be happy with what you have. Not satisfied
with what you have? Then try to be happy with what you do so that you live a
luxuriously happy life.
To me, luxury is all about living in the moment and
meek pleasure in small things. I like to feel happy and often find myself
content with what I do as a matter of passion than with what I do out of pure
need. I am also able to coordinate and be more alive while I’m myself, when I
do what I like to, rather than when I try to be someone else when I try to do
the extraordinary. There is a saying that you should never try to swallow more
than you can so much chew. The same goes with happiness…
Take it slowly…
Breathe it normally…
Feel it purely, and
Live it daily…
For happiness is a boon in all its glory!
So be luxuriously happy always! Cheerio!
P.S.: The author was neither drunk nor drugged while writing this down. Audience should maintain discretion to all statements. However, valid criticism is tolerated.
