Friday, October 19, 2007

Intersection


Each in his own path, his individual line, his personal life… sometimes paths are parallel, we exist but we never meet… sometimes paths intersect, and we meet… Every day we might meet new people or might know or understand people we met previously… some of them become friends, some become enemies, some keep moving between the relations’ boundaries. Some of them are unforgotten and some can never be remembered. Some influence us, and some just pass without being noticed. Our lives’ Intersection was when we first met. Maybe I can’t remember this moment, but surely I can’t forget your fingerprints in my life. Maybe the thing we will remember more is when time comes to break us apart… this is life, we assemble to separate. Ever thought about self Intersection?!

Mena Mostafa

5 comments:

hOSAM said...

Parrallelism is king. Intersection is doomed by fate and luck, you may intersect with good, evil, or even the worst people on earth; but you might end up parallell to the finest people you could ever meet.

Mohamed Al-Khazendar said...

Do you think that our life paths are lines? I disagree, life path is a curve. Lines, if not parallel, intersect in only one point. But with curves it's different. Sometimes we intersect in only one point, many points and sometimes don't intersect at all even if our curves are very near to each other. In curves, intersection points may construct one or more segment, So our intersection periods become longer.
For any two life curves, they may start very far from each other, but once meet they intersect for the rest of their points, and become as they were one curve. Another two curves may start at the same point and continue as they are one curve, but suddenly, each curve take another path and don't meet again. In some sad times, while we intersect with other curve, it reaches to its final point, and has no chance to intersect with curves anymore.
Life curves are very different in their shapes, Sometimes it's closed and always return us to the same point, while sometimes it's open take us far from our initial state. Our curve may bring us back to a point which we visit before, but does that mean we will intersect with the same curves as we did before. Unfortunately it's not guaranteed.

Fady Sedrak said...

Have you heard about the "Butterfly effect"? It is a theory in physics. It is simple theory that states that small variations of the initial condition of a system may produce large variations in the long term behavior of another related system. The phrase refers to the idea that a butterfly's wings might create tiny changes in the atmosphere that ultimately cause a tornado to appear (or prevent a tornado from appearing).

These intersections you are talking about are the butterfly effects in our lives. Every intersection in our live draws the next intersections. You have to choose your intersections. Your intersections change others' intersections .. others' lives. They say that time changes things, but you actually have to change them yourself. You are the one that have to start the butterfly wings. They say If we could see the miracle of a single flower clearly, our whole life would change.

Ahmed Kamal said...

Intersection is fine. We used to intersect. We used to come apart too. And every intersection has a story. But it is really puzzling when you find yourself at the intersection of several stories not yet completed.

Mena M. Eissa said...

This is the life complexity after which we discover we gained experience. We are always in open intersections as having no intersections means we do not exist any more. Tomorrow, incomplete intersections will be history and new intersections will come. Tomorrow, we will be looking at these intersections and remembering the puzzling time and the difficulties we had while passing or crossing these intersections, and we will have learned new lessons which will help us pass through the new intersections.

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