Imagine a country without a government. What will it be like? Or imagine an organization without a board of directors to run it? Yes, total chaos and disorder will follow. That is why all the organizations need a central stronghold of power, elected democratically, for keeping them running smoothly in an organized fashion to achieve the goal they were designed for.
Reflecting on my own life, I see patterns, that at a personal level tell me that each of us needs a central stronghold of power for keeping a human unit of organization (let’s call that unit a 'person') organized, healthy, and strong so that they can run smoothly to their positive goals.
A unit called a human being is more complex than almost everything else in the Universe. We know (comparatively) much more about the Universe than we do about the Oceans on earth because much of the latter is still left unexplored. What is driving our physical self? Our ‘own minds' are actually much more mysterious to us than the oceans, aren’t they? It was, after all, our own minds that gave the names to everything that we see, feel, and experience.
Yes, undeniably, be it our own universe (or a multiverse?), or an ocean here on earth, or anywhere else, they (the human unit) will be obeying a set of rules, laws, and orders seemingly coming from some kind of a central stronghold of power which is embedded in their DNA… otherwise, absolute chaos. But, according to our observations and reckonings so far, there has never been such absolute chaos anywhere in the universe.
Even ‘chaos’ has patterns. The ancient Chinese astronomers, more than 2000 years ago, noticed and made the first recording of the periodical hauntings of the Haley Comet flying past our planet earth. Yes, there are no random wanderings.
In a similar fashion, we human beings have 'DNA' inside each of us and all the writings in it, and although we haven't yet found a way to fully decode or crack those codes, we have started to sense what they are, and some have even termed this search as a 'Holy Grail'.
Yes, we are one with the universe, both inside and out. In many ways we are also a universe to ourselves, obviously existing in the present and totally in charge of everything. Whether we chose a path of absolute chaos or a path of positive organized progressions, it will be all up to us, and nobody has a desire to experience the former.
From my personal life experiences all the absolute chaos and traumas were the result of our failure to set up a central stronghold of power for organizing ourselves and directing ourselves to 'those great goals'. If you are not making progress or moving forward in a positive direction, don’t just stand still or you will fall back into chaos. That is the well proven ‘Theory of Life’. We all have experienced that. Peace is built on sweat, struggle, and strength. You can't build peace upon peace and idleness.
Again, my personal experiences suggested to me that 'my good hobbies and interests' are my central stronghold powers for organizing myself for positive progressions in life. Everyone is born with 'tastes for some kind of good hobby or hobbies'. That is the 'great clue'.
Imagine, since your childhood years that you have been very fond of painting or playing football. You are consistently after that. And you take after that as your full-time hobby apart from your schooling all along. Have a look at, what all it takes to take after painting or football. Learning from books and seniors, colleagues, studios or playgrounds, moods day and night etc. Where are the rooms in your mind for going astray from the path?
So, the thesis of my essay is to emphasize the realization that good hobbies and interests are in our DNA. That is from where we will build on 'our central stronghold power ' for organizing ourselves.
Please, take it seriously. It is not for nothing.
This passage is from my beloved, great social influencer, Bryan Mac Gee;
"The one and only way to correct yourself is ‘be you’. Do not ever try to be someone else who is not you. Put more effort into what you are good at and don't waste your energies desperately trying to pursue those things that you don’t have a passion for.”
Phoe Wa
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