Days of Our Lives

We, human beings, love indulging ourselves into constant dilemmas. The faint whisper of our subconscious mind sometimes clouds our judgments. How often do we get to take a deep plunge within ourselves and endeavor to answer all the questions that play hide and seek with our consciousness? The true perception of right and wrong has always baffled us. There lies a morbid thin line between right and wrong, light and darkness, and one shadowy staggering step can lead to our downfall. A decision, whether a wise one or a daft one; is a collective output of our brain and the random floating thoughts occurring in our mind. We are very much aware of the clichéd saying “our minds say something while our hearts sing a different note.” We can always speculate that in most cases while making a decision, our inner selves get divided into many entities, each having its own version, perspective and verdicts, and when we can decipher and manifest our inner thoughts only then we can go on to recapitulate the forms presented by our collective personalities and reach the final verdict.

Human mind resides in a complex domain. Even a minuscule matter like the fluttering of a butterfly wing can have drastic consequences while a human mind is performing its endless errands of complex calculations. We often find ourselves confined into a state of reclusion while we formulate our thoughts. Several features go into consideration. Logic and feelings, both, are entwined while making a decision. Decision-making is a cognitive process where the outcome is a choice between alternatives. We often have different preferences as to our preferred, approach, varying between thinking and feeling. A human brain picks up signals through its vital sense organs and simultaneously our thoughts and perceptions are churned in the shadow cauldron, we call the mind. Some decisions are taken instantly. Like for instance, while crossing a road we only have our senses at work. Here we only let our brain do the