Satisfaction guaranteed

While many of us forget it, there is the original goodness still alive and thriving in each of us. Many times we mistake ourselves as the product of original sin and believe that it is that quality that gives us our discerning characteristics. We mistake all the well-intentioned moments we could have been the most pleasing or the most forgiving. There is always the harm that to be the one who gives satisfaction is to be the one who is gullible, na?ve and idiotic. These ideals linger in their topsy-turvy way and fool us all into believing that no one deserves satisfaction unless it is tainted in some way.

Needless to say there are those who are the product of sinfulness and play the game of trickery so well that satisfaction in its purest form can never see the light of day. The universe, however, is a redeeming one and it holds, securely, that last fraction of the percent in hand and plays it to their total satisfaction. It is, however, the best kept secret in the world; that the surest guarantee for all of us is that there exists the greatest assurance, the best satisfaction and the best feeling and it is that only ‘good’ can be the final outcome.

The labouring doubt that covers us in a shadow of mystifying darkness says that ill intention deserves a fitting end and a well-intentioned act needs the rewards of grandeur. Dubiously, we channel thoughts in the wrong direction and look only from one end of the spectrum to the next and fail to look in all the perpendicular, diagonal and the most important direction, above. It is not enough to live in the one-dimensional route of thinking while looking at life in its two-faced vulgarity. The part of us that is left wanting is that part that yearns for an elevated moment of pure fulfilment and honest satisfaction. We crave truthfulness and openness and we do so even if it brings unhappiness. The refinement that follows is when complete satisfaction becomes the definite guarantee and all doubt is gone and we find that moment of exhalation and find our self again.

The need to find a guarantee of satisfaction is a job all its own. It demands the very best from us and it calls for it in the most pressing times. To be true to yourself, to give of your best is to ensure your satisfaction, guaranteed!