Insignificantly significant, irrelevantly relevant
I watched a movie this week: "14 Peaks, Nothing is Impossible." You can watch the trailer here. Yes, you guessed right, the soul is still taking time to return. But this blog is not about that. Watching the movie was challenging. What all will humans do to find relevance and significance? The main character of this documentary (real-life documentary) says he is not climbing 14 peaks for his significance, but as a message to the world that Sherpas of Nepal, who support all the Western climbers, should get their due acknowledgment and not just a casual mention. Because they are more proficient than all these mountaineers. A significant and relevant movie. This movie was well appreciated by many because of the message: if you have a significant and relevant contribution to make, even if it seems impossible, you can do it if you do not give up and persevere. An excellent message. But watching that movie led to a chain of thoughts. Life today is all about significan...