The Best Mail I Ever Received
Well, the mail I am talking about wasn’t the best in terms of being the way it was drafted or did it have a great message to convey. It was the best, since to receive such a mail I would have been ready to take innumerous births. It made me feel this was the moment I must have been waiting for all these years, a moment against which a lifetime would look inconspicuous.
But the problem with such special moments is that you can’t share them with people and make them see as you see them. It’s something like the Heisenberg’s principle wherein you can’t get both the size and location of a particle absolutely correctly at the same time. There’s always some error in it, some limitation. Similarly, others cannot see such moments in exactly the same way as you see them.
Technically speaking you cannot show anyone the rainbow that you are watching. Everyone watches the light through different water particles. Nobody watches the same rainbow though everyone feels that people are watching what you are showing them. Similarly, the moments you intend to share, people always relate to them through the various experiences they have had in their lives. Their experiences are the water particles through which they see the rainbow of your moments.
Finally, copy-pasting the mail below.
Hi Meghanand,
How are you and how is ur life in Pune?
Everything is going fine here except cricket practice.
Nobody has that much interest like the former people you,Hari,Supreeth...
Anyway one good news for you.We planned for a match with Isoftech (Chennai
Sasken) on 23rd of this month.For this match,we are practicing for the
past two weeks.
Could you able to join us for the match on 23rd in Bangalore?I am
expecting positive reply from you.If you are ready to come over here for
the match,i will ask the organisers to make necessary arrangements for
you.
Need to clarify that I am required to be there only because the team does not have 11 players. It’s not the quality (of my game) but quantity (lack of 11 players) that has made them write this mail.
But the problem with such special moments is that you can’t share them with people and make them see as you see them. It’s something like the Heisenberg’s principle wherein you can’t get both the size and location of a particle absolutely correctly at the same time. There’s always some error in it, some limitation. Similarly, others cannot see such moments in exactly the same way as you see them.
Technically speaking you cannot show anyone the rainbow that you are watching. Everyone watches the light through different water particles. Nobody watches the same rainbow though everyone feels that people are watching what you are showing them. Similarly, the moments you intend to share, people always relate to them through the various experiences they have had in their lives. Their experiences are the water particles through which they see the rainbow of your moments.
Finally, copy-pasting the mail below.
Hi Meghanand,
How are you and how is ur life in Pune?
Everything is going fine here except cricket practice.
Nobody has that much interest like the former people you,Hari,Supreeth...
Anyway one good news for you.We planned for a match with Isoftech (Chennai
Sasken) on 23rd of this month.For this match,we are practicing for the
past two weeks.
Could you able to join us for the match on 23rd in Bangalore?I am
expecting positive reply from you.If you are ready to come over here for
the match,i will ask the organisers to make necessary arrangements for
you.
Need to clarify that I am required to be there only because the team does not have 11 players. It’s not the quality (of my game) but quantity (lack of 11 players) that has made them write this mail.
posted by chega at 5:19 am
3 Comments:
chegha.... if only your verbal humour was as hilarious as your written ones.
But still...lol
Abe ldu, mein apne dil ki baat bata raha hu aur tujhe yeh sab majaak lag raha hai!!
lol.. dude cant help it,but teri dil ki baat had to end with a punchline... i am still ROFL.
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