What If There Were No Boundaries & This World Was a Free Place!
Digital has connected us globally, but are we really connected?
Living in a free world sounds like something from the parallel universe in today’s world. FREE as in, free from poverty, free from influence, free from materialistic living & of course, FREE TRAVEL anytime anywhere!
If we revisit to find the origins of how humans shaped their own destiny. It is widely believed that humans originated from the wilds of South Africa. Later, they started moving out to nearby continents typically like a Nomad. By that time, they had already developed survival instincts to fight animals, nature & harsh weather conditions.
When they started growing their own food, a community was formed, in which trading & agriculture started to co-exist. As people other than farmers started to get enough time for stuffs such as Art, Pottery, Rock Carvings etc. That’s how human communities started to socialize & discover ways of evolving, which gradually shaped the world we are in today
2020 feels like a crucial start moment of the 21st century. Everything is open yet something has bounded us. What if suddenly tomorrow, the state boundaries are open for all. People start to get more agile towards exploring, trading ethically, coexisting and without any burden on the free spirit of humans. How peaceful everything would get when people would get a chance to look beyond their current state of mind. An open culture of more acceptance, unity & super diversity! The way it should have been. Definetely, A dreamy place to be at for the nomad in me!
Power would eventually start dissolving the rust formed on the human ego, when money started being the basis of survival.
Whereas, the truth about our existence is way beyond the illusionary world our ancestors (us) have ultimately manifested.
P.S. My views about the India Pakistan Partition inspired me to come up with the blog topic. Being a Cricket & Coke Studio Pakistan fan, I always grew up imagining what if India & Pakistan never got divided.
Thank you for stopping by!
Nayomi Sharma