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"It’s
all in the human mind to identify the possibilities and
make the impossible possible, which is not impossible." |
Article
by
Musavir Gajani |
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Aisha says to his boyfriend: “Can you live
without me?” “Impossible” answers Ali.
Each and everything on this planet has been considered either
of the two things, one being the ‘possible’, whiles the other
‘impossible’. Whenever we are stuck in any situation or hurdle,
we might just go along with it and adapt ourselves with it,
or look at the options before us.
Those options are the ‘possibilities’. For a moment, put yourself
in this scene: You are attending one of your regular classes.
One of your friends asks you something unrelated to the class
lecture. As soon as you reply to him, your teacher thinks
you initiated the talk and thus asks you to leave the class
immediately.
You have two possibilities: either to leave the class, or
not to leave the class. If you pick the second possibility,
you have two possibilities: either to explain the entire situation
to the teacher and not to leave the class, or to keep silence
and not to leave the class. If you pick the first possibility,
you have furthermore two possibilities: either to explain
the things with calmness, or to explain the things with anger.
So possibilities are a part of possibilities which itself
are a part of another possibilities.
I personally don’t believe in the element of impossible. If
we look at the spelling of ‘impossible’, the impossible itself
says I-m-possible. When a person thinks something is out of
the dimension and boundary of possibilities, it is impossible
for him.
But the area of that dimension differs from man to man. What
is impossible for me might be possible for you. And what is
impossible for you might be possible for me. So it’s all in
the human mind to identify the possibilities and make the
impossible possible, which is not impossible.
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