Saturday, December 31, 2011

The Edible Quotient


There are two dishes in front of me: one contains loads of peas in it and the other has a lot of capsicum. The peas taste great but the capsicum seems uncooked. I inquire about it. I am told the extent to which capsicum, in general, is cooked so that it becomes edible is much less than what peas need. I realize though both are vegetables but they essentially have a different ‘edible’ quotient. Likewise, I feel we all have our own ‘edible’ quotient. Nature ‘cooks’ some of us more and some less only to connect us to the best we can be. Its a waste of time to look at others and be judgmental about oneself.

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11 comments:

Rimi said...

Hmmm, different in a yummy way! :)

ruchika~ said...

now this is something 'freshly toasted'
(not for ME though!)

:P

but then..

it made me 'think' thdha saa.. :)

Ruchi Jain said...

great ...

Amal said...

How do u everytime relate to the simplest of things to such great problems in life????

Novoneel Chakraborty said...

Rimi, Ruchika and Ruchi: Thanks a lot for your comments...

Amal...thanks. Isn't that what ''NovoSphere'' is all about!! :)

Arundhati said...

You're an amazing writer!! Please keep writing new novels.. I'm waiting for more!!

Novoneel Chakraborty said...

Thanks!

Rimly said...

That was profound!

http://rimlybezbaruah.blogspot.com/2012/01/canvas.html

aditi said...

r8 novo.... i believe in this thesis a lot coz i have seen many immature persons being the best partner for vry serious and mature persons....

:)

Novoneel Chakraborty said...

Rimly: Thanks...your blog poem was also nice!!


Aditi: Right! You kind of gave a diff perspective to this particular post. Interesting!

Shubham Jain said...

got a msg frm ur blog...
"a successful man is who thinks differently, in a uniq way..."

reading ur novel 'that kiss in the rain' n just fall in love with the 1st line only...interesting it is :)

regards,
tc,