Effort can result in death, but as we patiently wait, we tinker with needs and wants. Or in other words, we distinguish between necessity and taste, and see where it all goes.
Seventh Note to “Tu Ba Ishqat Mara Sokhti”
From a mystic’s point of view - and of course, the Hegelian point of view is a mystical one - effort can result in death. Thus, the issue or the problem of war and injustice gets miraculously resolved on its own. But Marxists would suggest otherwise and would espouse a point of view which contends … Continue reading Seventh Note to “Tu Ba Ishqat Mara Sokhti”
Sixth Note to “Tu Ba Ishqat Mara Sokhti”
What now? We now quietly and patiently determine whether it requires violent revolution to address war and injustice once and for all and as suggested by the Marxist point of view, or whether war and injustice will be resolved on their own and perhaps even miraculously as suggested from a Hegelian point of view. There’s … Continue reading Sixth Note to “Tu Ba Ishqat Mara Sokhti”
Fifth Note to “Tu Ba Ishqat Mara Sokhti”
Figuratively or metaphorically, out of a 1,000 piece puzzle, we put 999 of them together on our own and we were missing the final piece. But we got the final piece last night. So now what?
Fourth Note to “Tu Ba Ishqat Mara Sokhti”
And guess what? We ended up getting the final bit or final piece of the big picture and puzzle from a relatively unexpected source, but not an entirely unexpected source. Which leaves us to the issue or question of the beautiful woman. And the answer or the solution is that we will wait until she … Continue reading Fourth Note to “Tu Ba Ishqat Mara Sokhti”
Adam A. Azim 