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What It Takes To Be A Human

Being Human is a difficult task.
Next to impossible.
You have to unmask all the lies,
Which were still invisible.

You have to keep that religion aside
That kept aside other humans for centuries.
You have to keep yourself abide
To be neutral. That's bravery!

Don't be a critic of other religions.
They would say, "He belongs to THIS religion".
You have to have only one emotion.
Love.
You have to have only one nation.
The earth.

It's difficult to be a human.
You have to be colourblind.
You identify saffron, and you are HINDU.
You know green, and you are MUSLIM.
You bow to cross, and you are CHRISTIAN.
and you don't do anything, you are 'IMMORAL'.
You have to have eyes,
That can see everything.
The colourblind eyes.

It's difficult to be human
with eyes,
that believe in 'An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind'.

What it takes to be a human is impossibilities.
The impossibility of being away from partial mind,
The impossibility of breath every breath without thanking
That Ultimate who some like and others hate.
The impossibility of acceptance by the society.
The impossibility of a man ever exists who wants to be a man
Than being a Hindu, Muslim, Christian, or Jew.

It’s difficult to be human.It’s difficult to be a ZERO not being plus or minus.
It’s difficult to have any value to this ZERO.You have to take pride in being ZERO.
You have to bear insults for being ZERO. 

It's difficult to be human with an empathetic heart and an open-minded brain. 
It's difficult to be human, Because it's easy to be fake, and it's difficult to be REAL. 





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