Chowrangi

How desperately we need a change, all of us know. But how to bring it? Who will bring it?

I may be considered psychotic if I suggest ‘miracle.’ But why not?

I know nothing novel and original is left to be said about ‘how to bring change?’ Some of you may be panicked to see the old stuff in new wrapping. Just bear it for the sake of change and re-think; How? Who?

In order to bring change we need to know ‘what’ to change. Let’s re-explore. Government? Assembly? Ministers? Policies? We have changed all these in record-making times. Then ‘what.’ Ourselves? Our society? Our culture? Unfortunately most of us are not allowed to change. Rest of us don’t want to change. In case we are, we want, we would have to pay huge stakes which we don’t considered ourselves capable of.

What is left? A miracle, indeed. It can happen if we give it some space to happen. Overtime we have grown too much realistic. We have abandoned to see dreams. We have discarded our fantasias of happy, prosperous world. We have dismantled hope from our hopes. We have considered miracle a filmmaker’s naivety.

Nothing new has been left to learn to bring change. Its time to re-learn forlorn things. What we have to do is to reverse our lives. To give life to dead hopes. It is not an insanity to hope for life on dead bed. It is natural. It is what we are programmed for. It is dream to change which can bring change. Miracles happen if we believe them to happen.

Other posts by Saira Tufail

• Has A New "Earth" Been Discovered? - May 10th, 2007
• Recommendations Required on National Education Policy - May 6th, 2007
• Are You Fast Food Junkie? - February 26th, 2007
• Choose Your Profession According to Your Blood Group - February 23rd, 2007
• National Internship Program - February 9th, 2007
• Reconsideration - February 4th, 2007
• Asia News - February 3rd, 2007
• Tobacco Exacerbates Poverty and Hunger - February 2nd, 2007
• Causes of Poverty - January 28th, 2007
• Third Gender and Their Status in Pakistan - November 2nd, 2006