Pulsating Mind, Impulsive Reaction!



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It's a bit harsh to believe that the mind pulsates at its own pace. Yet, honestly the mind has a ticker of its own. At times, the practical mind leaves everything aside with the hope of taking a decision from the heart. 
The heart and mind are seldom in sync. They are not like two peas in a pod, and have conflicts of thoughts always. 
Yet let's look at the bright side! The heart beats away at a pace that sustains live, and monitors the chemical balance needed, while the mind is a knowledge hub that defines the absolute worth of a person. This is a melange that makes people more realistic and practical in their approaches. It encourages daredevilry and pushes into the fore, the ideas of taking risks. 
Oh so important, to leave a mark in today's world. Maybe at times, an impulsive reaction is a step towards a brighter horizon. A larger than life approach, is needed to live a grand life, that keeps the meter ticking! 
The impulse reaction that could define the pulsating action ahead. 
#AllAboutLife by @harryrockerz

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