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Heart has its reason which reason knows nothing of!

“The heart has its reasons which reason knows nothing of ," besides being one of the most famous quotes of Blaise Pascal, a great philosopher of the 17th century , this one line exhibits the biggest confusion of the human psyche- whether to govern actions by the firmness of mind or the tenderness of heart.and as the statement above makes it quite clear.The reasoning of the heart is so dominant at times that it becomes ignorant of the rationality of the world.
Heart is symbolic of emotions, feelings, attatchments.It has its own reasoning which the mind may not approve of, probably because it lacks the evidences or arguments that prove it to be right.But has an understanding that assures it of not being wrong.At times the high EQ(emotional quotient) may overshadow the strong IQ.
The reason for it is simple when faced with a situation,our heart pulls us to one direction and the mind to the other.We don't know which way to go this gives rise to a conflict that interferes with our ability to think rationally.There is no direction,just a dead point.We feel lost and .our mind stops working,stops thinking and then we become totally dependent on what our heart tells us afterall its our last resort.Some people often refer to it as their inner voice.We commonly come across people saying "I don't know why but I feel its wrong,I don't have a reason for it but my heart tells me its not right" .There are no pros and cons,no proofs. Its just a feeling and we go by it and more often than not it proves to be right.
It may sound quite convenient but lets face it, its not all that easy,because mostly people listening to their hearts are categorically labeled as emotional fools by the world.They are often considered as sentimental or mindless, but what accounts for consideration here is that is it easy to go against the rationality that is acceptable to all. Is it easy to convince others on the basis of just a faith,belief or feeling that what we are saying is probably right when you have to work against all odds.Well the answer to it is simple.No,then what enables us to still follow what our heart says.It is our righteousness,the purity of our soul and our character that tells us go ahead take a chance.I'm not saying we can never go wrong when we are governed by our heart but then even our mind doesn't provide us with that kind of a security and more than anything else listening to the heart leaves us with less regrets.Very often we come across people who complain "I wish I had listened to my heart..,"rather than those who say"I wish I had applied logic..".
There are no rules to life,but what we know is that life is a sum of all our choices.The difference lies in how those choices are made ,on the basis of the mind or the heart. Heart makes us do things that are far from logical thinking and isolated from visible outcome.But the pleasure that is derived from following the heart is immeasureable and as said by Henry Amiel "Man becomes man only by the intelligence, but he is man only by the heart"

**This article was written by my best friend Parul for her college magazine.She feels that this is not amongst her best wrok.Please pour in your views comments

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nan said...

This is a good one for sure :)

Leo said...

indeed, it is one of the best writes i've seen! good one parul...

thanks for puttin it up steph!

Ani said...

this indeed is a lovely piece of work.. and that is one of my fav quotes :)

yamini meduri said...

nice read....and a lovely work..!!

Mithe said...

It may sound quite convenient but lets face it, its not all that easy,because mostly people listening to their hearts are categorically labeled as emotional fools by the world.

Beautiful lines stephen!
Tell Parul that if this is not her best work, then I for one would be totally blown away by what IS her best work!?(lolzz). Very very truthful and stark..

Darshan Chande said...

Very profound article.. Nice. I visited your blog for the first time.. and I am subscribed!

Amrita~Ams said...

oo its long tym to read post on ur blog...:)..
nice read :)...nice post..

the pink orchid said...

oh how did i miss this one? i am so glad i read it.. :)

Chronicwriter said...

enakku pudichurundhuchu...
sounded philosophical.. i was thinking why stephen became philosophical.. finally found it was ur friend's work.. good one that you posted it here and made her feel good..

good job bro

cheers

www.chronicwriter.com

WarmSunshine said...

I loved how she ended it. Parul, this was quite a post sweety :)

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Pretty Me!! said...

i read it in mail but did not get time to reply.. this is indeed awesome !! :)

Anirudh induchudan said...

good one..

Cяystal said...

If this isn't Parul's best, its certainly nothing less than great.
And Steeephh..how've you been? belatd happy Holi!
Sowwie for missing on your posts, was busy with exams :(

The Solitary Writer. said...

thanks nan

The Solitary Writer. said...

thanks leo

The Solitary Writer. said...

am glad u liked it ani

The Solitary Writer. said...

thanks yamini akka

The Solitary Writer. said...

i will convey it to her ...mithe...she writes better than mee...will soon drag her to the blog world for sure ;)

The Solitary Writer. said...

thanks darshan

The Solitary Writer. said...

thanks ams for reading

The Solitary Writer. said...

thanks a lot kajal meri jaan dost :P

The Solitary Writer. said...

hehe chrizz
illa avaa appdi thaan ...philosophical person lol

nalla girl paaa

thanks for reading

The Solitary Writer. said...

thnks a lot for the interviews ghajala

The Solitary Writer. said...

thanks a lot mehreen

The Solitary Writer. said...

gracias prats

hugs

The Solitary Writer. said...

thanks a lot anirudhh

The Solitary Writer. said...

thank u ayush
will convey her ur message :)

The Solitary Writer. said...

:)

The Solitary Writer. said...

hey thanks a lot every one for coming here and reading this article

Dishita said...

It makes a lot of sense. I am not sure whether its Parul's best work as i haven't read the rest of it.
On similar note my friend discussed this with me: http://live2cherish.blogspot.com/2010/06/mind-vs-heart.html

Thanks for sharing.

Jerly said...

Beutiful and very deep for young ones to write "Heart is symbolic of emotions, feelings, attatchments.It has its own reasoning which the mind may not approve of, probably because it lacks the evidences or arguments that prove it to be right."