I was just seeing the content inside a cupboard and found
there were many things that I never used in the past about a year or so. Still many things, what I use it very seldom
or never, were kept in the house and occupying spaces. Some of such things I
found was old Camera, Video Game, 2 number of 256 kb memory Organisers, number
of 1.44 mb Floppy disks, Glass taken out from a photo frame etc.. The list may
be a lengthy one. Many of these items were once used by me and
may be kept as a memory or thinking it may be useful “someday”. I posted a
question on FB to know whether it is applicable to others also and found
everyone sails on the same boat. Whether
we are having time to see these things or to use it? May be NO. I am sure in each house, atleast such things
will be to the tune of 40% to 50% that is not used for months / years together
but occupying good amount of space. Many
of such things will be thrown out Or given to others only if you vacate a house
and go to another house. If you are
residing in a rented house, chances of cleaning things will be more compare to
the family living in their own houses.
Question stuck my mind whether we are preserving such things
because we used them for some time, liked it, loved it and want to keep it physically
as a memory? Many may say YES. But my
question is, we like and love our relatives, pets etc. But if we lost anyone, even if it is our beloved
father or mother or a dog or a cat or even if it is a flower plant (all living things),
we just make our mind to next step and dispose the body or plant. We never
continue to keep them with us by preserving. But why such thing is not
happening to non-living things and we are continuing to preserve it? Which love is more powerful? Love towards our
beloved or towards such non living things?
I could not get an answer… Can someone through more light on
this?
Srini
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