Embrace Inner Chaos: Finding Beauty In Madness

Embrace Inner Chaos by Som Dutt from https://embraceinnerchaos.comPhoto byMor ShanionUnsplash

Do you know that the King who built the Neuschwanstein Castle, the inspiration behind Disney's Logo, and the King who built the Taj Mahal were considered mad then?

Both of the creators have something in common, and it's called creativity. Therefore, I am convinced that madness is linked with chaos. Chaos is linked with creativity. Every creative thing cannot be helpful for society, and so people label it with something demanding and demonic.

Society divides human actions into two parts. Useful and useless: valuable anything to society is always considered good, and anything not beneficial to society is considered harmful.

Chaos is always associated with something negative because people want everything to be well organized. After all, it helps them to differentiate things. The modern world is becoming more and more organized. People have cut the jungle and ordered homes and streets. Do you think modern man is going far away from nature?

Nature's fundamental principle is chaos. Nature loves differentiation and abhors order. Even in the universe, if you look at it, it is constantly expanding. Galaxies are going far away from each other. This concept is called entropy.

This is the law of physics, which states that a degree of randomness cannot be reversed naturally. We have many names for the word chaos. Everybody wants peace, but nobody wants to understand and embrace their chaos. These chaotic thoughts can act as a catalyst for our growth if we take them seriously. But the modern man wants to run away from his chaotic thoughts. Modern man Label his chaotic thoughts as something demonic and negative.

In modern worlds, we have labeled it procrastination. But sometimes procrastination can be helpful. Therefore, we should learn how to Embrace Inner Chaos and accept each type of thought. Because labeling is terrible, we must stop labeling our thoughts as good and evil and start seeing them as our guide for authentic living.

The world is deeper and more profound than we think. The thoughts that we believe are bad for us can be turned into good for us in the future, and the thoughts that seem suitable for us can be bad.