Fire in the freezer!

Initially, I thought I would update my blog after the upcoming Saturday, because it will be, most probably, a special day for me regardless of the outcome. Then again, why should I wait for a happy /sad/neutral event to keep my writers flow happening? Saturday’s story will be published sooner or later, according to the outcome of the event, but I must keep going now.

So today I’m talking about the extremes, even if it is not so evident from the title. By extremes I mean extremes within a human being, don’t know how many of us can pick up the idea of experiencing extremes in themselves. Here, I am not talking about little mood swings but extreme emotions, feelings and thoughts which can change the world, both ways.

Here I am trying to figure out what all are the possible extremes seen in human beings, according to my personal bit of research, assumptions and some books I have read. For instance, someone might realize the presence of intense energy inside but when it comes to something sensitive, even like a touching movie scene, shall make them cry. I would call them Type 1 people who are good at heart and have good potential, but will be taken aback by minor setbacks and they’ll give extreme importance to human values, even in a situation when it is not really needed. Here the extremes are just like fire in a freezer, either the fire will put off itself or the freezer will burn!

The second type can control emotions, they won’t let both the extremes to control them and they prefer to lead a, assumedly, happy and peaceful life. I think a huge percentage of human beings are either designed or conditioned to be like this. The Type 2 are usually followers and non-risk takers.

Now the third type knows that they are powerful and weak, but they try to overcome the weakness by exerting more negativity in their activities and thus completely become unemotional later on. They leverage the power to maximum extent and condition themselves to be insensitive to their other extreme which cares for fellow living beings.

Type Four is more or less a Utopian concept, but there are people who try to reach that level and most of them achieve greatness (even when they try). They know who they are and how to make use of the energy deep within. They are aware of the intense energy deep within, about their sensitive side which in turn can turn them weak and also about how bad they can be as situation demands. They try to make a perfect blend of these traits in order to achieve personal greatness, to make a better world and to crush their enemies. They change the world for good and the Type 4 human beings, in course of time, emerge as great opponents for Type 3.

PS: Each and every thought presented here is original and in no way anyone is supposed to believe this concept. I personally believe that barring the 95% of ordinary men, acts of remaining 5%, which include Type 3 and Type 4, will be decisive in the world’s course in future. As the rule of cause and effect always proved, Type 4 should triumph over Type 3 for a better world.