After having read your very well written and enthusiastic article on Imaginative Literature, I was waiting to read such fiction written by you. 'Tetrahedron' is absorbing and touching to say the least. The backdrop and the central theme of your story touched a personal chord inside me. I cant wait for the next episode - the coming fortnight is going to be a very long one :-) !
Vandana..delightfull.. a sort of, evoked by the story mostly.. rephrasing of thoughts.
Confronting the unknowns within us and without, is a task most of us face at some time or another.. And they do crop up with sudenness, more than once...much more.
Usually we label that great 'unknowingness' with a 'typical' label like God, or as a sub-consciousness.. When more courageous, we, like the tentative and innocent outreach of a child.like curiosity... confront finally, and with more honesty the conundrum.... An unyeilding challenge for analysis.. with tools often limited only by our 'reach'.
In that playout.. of dark unyeilding mystery and our efforts to discover truths.. we do manage to understand better, ourselves and our nuances.
The object/objective in mirroring us and our functioning ability... desperatly threshing to know more teaches us about ourselves...if not itself
Hopefully perhaps we may then know where we stand....better. And in that dawning revelation a 'Eureka' cry of insight, we may find the fulcrum...to move dense misty veilings... or mountains.... dark invulnerable, tetrahedronal ones too perhaps.. reflecting the restraints which hold us back... like roadblocks from an unseen future of empowered possibilities and a richer garden perhaps to pick and choose from...
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