Loneliness, a situation where our body and mind, both are longing or sad or crying or in need of same thing.
Well, loneliness is mostly referred as a drawback or a disadvantage or a weakness. "People are drowning in loneliness and crying their heart out for company "
Loneliness has more advantages than disadvantages but we often get attracted towards the negative and fail to avail the opportunity.
I have seen people discovering new interest, when alone, haven't you?
I have seen people building up, breaking old bars and setting new one, when alone, haven't you?
I have seen people dancing, singing, smiling, sometimes crying, playing, when alone, haven't you?
I have seen people climbing mountains and diving into sea, when alone, haven't you?
I have seen people losing and winners standing alone, haven't you?
I have seen people loving loneliness, when alone, haven't you?
Moreover, i have seen people living life happily , when alone, haven't you?
Then why to shed tears or hide behind pillars or comfort the disgust or torture your mind or hate your body or dim your shine.
Loneliness could be an advantage, if you see opportunity in it, opportunities can be seen or heard or felt, when try to understand the dark web inside, solve it like a puzzle, look inside and ask yourself what you want?
You want the inner peace or the peace with people ?
You want to feel your victory or let others make you feel it ?
You want to stand alone or move in a crowd ?
You want to smile over your similarities with others or cherish your uniqueness.
You want this world to control you or you want to control the world?
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Loneliness is powerful state for both mind and body to develop more wisely, more independently and more strongly .
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