The Tenses Amnesia

We all must have learnt 'tenses' is our school times. Past, Present and Future tenses. But here's the sad part; Did we understood the meanings of it?

 

No! Am I right or am I right? Tenses are the form of verbs (actions) which took place in past, present or future. Though we all have learnt these tenses in our school times we unfortunately have forgotten the literal meanings of it. And, it's okay to forget. (here-song-plays-young-dumb-and-broke-by-Khalid) So here's a quick revision of tenses; 'Past tense' means actions or activities which is 'done' in the past. For example - We smiled. Here the action is 'already' done. 'Present tense' means actions or activities which is right 'now' going on. For example - We are smiling. (smile-please) Here the action is currently going on :) And finally, 'Future tense' means actions which we 'will' do in future. For example - We will smile. Now, here's may-I-need-your-kind-attention-part; Are we smiling right now? Are we living in the present? We're living in the present but just for the sake of the body. Our minds are actually living in the past or roaming in future. Often we are thinking about past events, traumas and people in our lives. But hey! remember, "Past tense' means actions or activities which are 'already done' in the past. We cannot change anything. It's done!" As Master himself says, 'why to scratch the unhealed wounds of the injury.'

 

Meditation will not only be that first-aid antibiotic ointment which will heal our wounds of the injury but also it will make us live in the present moment. The moment where we are just-beautifully-smiling at each other. Meditation will be that 'wonderful teacher' who will make us realize and understand the very 'fail-to-remember' tenses lessons. So come, let's enter into the class of this 'wonderful teacher.' (a-friendly-teacher-which-allows-us-without-asking-sir-may-i-come-in?) :)

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