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Inevitable. Unavoidable. Unstoppable.

13 April, 2007

Inevitable. Unavoidable. Unstoppable.

Three words that man have come to book in a dictionary given with meanings that are at least similar in a sense. But these are not just words used to beautify a sentence in a creative writing contest. These are words mostly used as an adjective to describe an awfully truthful event in each and every one's life.

A priest once made mention during his homily about the saddest lines man has articulated.

"if only...."

"what if..."

"i shouldn't have..."

After every event when something goes wrong, these so called "sad lines" are uttered and one can't help but feel awfully sad and helpless.. "ghad! if only..." (hear the emotions behind these words) But take a hault and think.... What happened is inevitable, unavoidable and unstoppable. It's beyond every mortals' power and control. It's beyond our hands. And it's not even under HIS divine power.


Life is a combat where in a soldier has to fight even if he is not prepared. He has to stand straight and be firm just like every other soldier positioning themselves in the battle line obeying their commander, their leader. And no matter how many bullets or bombs that come right at him, he has to face it with all bravery and might. Whatever comes, it's inevitable, unavoidable, unstoppable. Then only on his death will people know that he gave up everything he got for that one final blow.


But come to think of it, he could have done something right? Maybe find a shield to protect himself, or look for a spot to hide and wait for the area to clear. But no. He didn't because he obeyed his master's command. That is to fight and never to surrender. So there was his reward. Eternal rest. Peace. Honor.

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