Do you know the reason behind usage of the term “Pursuit to Happiness”? Because we have to continuously pursue happiness. We can never have a perennial source of happiness. We have to wake up everyday to work our ass off, so that we can reach closer and closer to few happy moments or things that might lead us to the Pandora box where Happiness comfortably rests. Basically, we have some predefined notions about happiness and methods to derive it, which might be incomplete or flawed. Depending upon experiences & presumptions, we create personalized sources through which happiness can be achieved. Let’s accept a fact: Each one of us pursues happiness in our own way because its source tends to vary. Some people derive happiness from a relatively trivial thing (in the opinion of others), while there are others individuals who might be happy after they are the richest person in their society.
Category Archives: Fiction Stories
Our Tryst to Pursue & Taming Happiness
Posted by thepeerless on November 13, 2014 in Fiction Stories
Huxley vs. Orwell: The Webcomic
What Orwell feared the most eventually became reality.
Stuart McMillen’s webcomic adapts (and updates) Postman’s famous book-length essay, Amusing Ourselves to Death, which argues that Aldous Huxley’s vision of the future in Brave New World was ultimately more accurate than the one proposed by George Orwell in 1984. (Via).
Posted by thepeerless on June 14, 2013 in Fiction Stories
Jhuthe Pyaar Se Accha Sachi Nafrat hi kar li hoti Tumne
Jab nafrat hi karni thi toh pyaar kyun kiya
Jab zulm hi dhane the toh aitbaar kyun kiya
Keh diya hota Usi samay humase
Ke nahi hai mohabbat Hamein tumse……….
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Jab dil hi nahi tha dene ke liye
Toh tumhe fursat mili kaise pyaar ke liye
Jhuthe pyaar se accha Sachi Nafrat hi kar li hoti tumne
Dil mein tumhare kitni Nafrat hai dikha di hoti tumne
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Bus itna Keh diya hota tumne mujhe……
Pyaar koi khel nahi aur hum dono ka koi mail nahi
Hum apne dil ko pathar bana lete
Kisi tarah usey behla fusla kar mana lete……..
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Chot jab ab abhi lagi hai toh Zakhm bhi rehengey
Dard hua hai toh aansu bhi bahengey
Aur jaise-2 yeh Khoon ke aanshu beh rehein hai
waise-2 mere dil ke armaan simat rahein hai……
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Magar ye mat sochna ki hum bhi tumse nafrat karengey
kyonki Jabtak jiyengey tumse bas pyaar hi karengey
Khoon ke aansu toh bahana aa gaya hai hamein
Ab bas tumhare bina kaise jeena hai yeh Seekhna hai hamein………………
Posted by thepeerless on December 28, 2011 in Fiction Stories, Hindi Poetry
Tags: Jhootha pyaar, Nafrat, Pyaar
The Jog that was never to be…..
As I woke up at the morning, something was amiss. I could feel it but i went ahead with my daily routine. Within next half an hour, I was ready for the morning jog. As I was about to leave for the jog, at one point of time I thought to just give a glance to the clock but I hurriedly avoided it and moved out of the house after latching the gate from outside. Minutes after leaving the house, I was on the middle of the main road, where I jog regularly. A milkman was busy doing what he is best at ” mixing water in the milk”. We both gave each other a rather weird look. I was actually muddled seeing his reaction after he noticed me. I am used to stares but this was a rather odd one.
After completing two rounds of the road, I increased my speed and started running at very fast pace. Every step brought lots of noise but i wasn’t bothered what was happening, as for me the main concern was my speed. Cars and vehicles passing on the road were slowing down just to see me. I could not guess the question marks on their faces, so all I could do was, jog. By this time, it was certain that something was wrong and it had to do with me. Stupidity has no limits and I am always determined to prove it right. Despite all these happenings I did not even think once why that milkman was staring me or why people passing from the road slowed down their vehicles. I changed the location and began running on a different road, which was rather new to me. Tired of jogging, I sat on the divider and just waited for the sun rise, as I do regularly. After waiting for a while, boredom grappled me, so I decided to rather go home and rest than sit on the divider.
I reached home in probably ten minutes and rung the bell twice, my routine. Mother opened the gate and seeing her face I could sense sky was about to fall on me, but why? She dragged me into the house and the first thing which she spoke after continuous angry staring was WHAT I WAS DOING OUT OF THE HOUSE AT 5 AM IN THE MORNING? I did not utter a word, just turned my head towards the clock and to my horror it was 4 am. I rubbed my eyes, I could not believe that i had gone for the jog at 4 am in the morning and came back at 5. What followed was taunts and mockery from the entire family but I underwent all this because I am confident that I will beat this stupidity too…
I am still trying to recover from the shock and analyzing how all this happened.
This is a fictional story, which came to my mind when i woke up today for the jog at the same time but realized that i was too early for the jog and did not go ahead with it.
Posted by thepeerless on May 25, 2011 in Fiction Stories
Tags: Fiction