20220609 : game of chess

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Sometimes I think there is a creator. I don't know either way but ever thing is beautiful, symmetric and perfect in nature (except the human mind maybe!)

It's very hard to accept everything got the way it did through consequences of mistakes over time - irrespective of how long.

I think there is a creator who built/ created everything - like in a game where we can build stuff. Kind of a metaverse of the creators (well, it is likely to be multi-player). 

After a while, he/she got bored and took their hands off to see what would happen. Unfortunately, nothing happened. So he/ she got another creator (who was equally bored), and started playing a game.

They could change everything in the original creation, except they could not do it themselves. They decided to give us a mind and had to do everything through us by controlling the mind. 

Like a game of chess, one was playing bright thoughts and the other was playing dark thoughts. both are creators just playing a game. One was supposed to preserve everything and the other was supposed to destroy everything - only by influencing the mind.

I hope the bright side chap is thinking a few steps ahead and has some strategy for the moves - cause right now, the dark side chap is certainly winning.

What will happen in the end? Nothing really. One of them will win, they will shake hands, reset the game and start again. Maybe they will get sufficiently bored of this metaverse world and go somewhere else.

All good till now, but begs the question - who built the game?

Comments

  1. Chethan9/6/22 16:04

    Hey Cheeku, interesting thought provoking blogs... dint you were such a good writer. Keep them coming.

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  2. Anonymous9/6/22 16:16

    This is fantastic read cheeku… really enjoyed reading it and keep them coming

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  3. Anonymous9/6/22 16:17

    Absolutely fantastic read cheeku, keep them coming … best wishes - Manvanth

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  4. Sreekanth9/6/22 16:21

    I didn't know either Chetan. I guess my trap had to be shut first for it to find a different outlet 😂

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  5. Sreekanth9/6/22 16:23

    Thank you Manvanth. Good to hear from you 👍🏼

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  6. Anonymous9/6/22 16:29

    Great read buddy! Thank you for letting us delve into your mind 😌—-Sanjay/Pinda

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  7. Anonymous9/6/22 17:01

    Wonderful read, Cheeku. -Sunil

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  8. Anonymous9/6/22 18:01

    Cheeku - this is nithya (sjihs classmate). u r something! just saying hi.

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  9. Anonymous9/6/22 19:01

    Hi Srikanth, Always nice to read some original stuff. I think the sub conscious mind, is so strong, doesn’t let go of anything which is lost or forgotten during the day. - Santosh Lobo

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  10. Madhukar9/6/22 20:15

    All the religions are running for cover now :)

    Nirvana with gaming!! Can be a very popular tagline :)

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  11. Sreekanth10/6/22 08:23

    Good to hear from you pinda👍🏼

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  12. Sreekanth10/6/22 08:24

    Thank you Sunil. Sunil P right?

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  13. Sreekanth10/6/22 08:26

    Nice to hear from you Nithya? I was thinking about you a short while ago. 👍🏼

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  14. Sreekanth10/6/22 08:28

    Hi Lobo. Nice to hear from you.👍🏼

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  15. Sreekanth10/6/22 08:31

    Madhukar: 👍🏼 religious are outdated for sometime now. Everyone generally knows it. But it is kept alive by traditions and politics.

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  16. Nithya10/6/22 10:03

    Hi cheeku, that's a nice coincidence. Can i connect privately.. how? I'm on WhatsApp if u feel up to it.

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  17. Anonymous11/6/22 13:23

    Cheeku, Closely keeping up with your plainspeaking but profound thoughts. Keep it coming buddy - Dinakar

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  18. Sreekanth11/6/22 15:01

    Hi Dinakar. Good to hear from you.

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