The quiet of contemplation appeals now more than the din of destructive battle. More so when men misapprehend almost all of what I say for their inability to relate to my cryptic posts or for their preconceptions and proclivities that prompt them into alternate understanding of my intent. Regrettable because a modicum of patience -- a virtue on its death-throes these days -- would lend access to my perspectives, varied as they are, and allow for ease of comprehension instead of conflict in conversation.
Retirement partially would improve matters. So, a partial retirement ought to be the optimal response to bring about a balance of things. The rest must bring about the tranquillity of agitated nerves through meditative methods and the repose of seclusion. Social distancing in the right spirit must be the way out.
Written by Sugata Bose
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