THE WORLD OF DARK

 

 We have always believed to belong to the lit world although we have nights. It is the Sun who is spreading all the energy and making life possible. The planets are all spheres revolving around the Sun in fixed orbits. Only half of all these planets surfaces or their moons are bathed in light and their other halves remain in dark.

 We have always lived in a world of light. The light gets us out of the dark (to this is attached all the positivity negligence ignorance and intelligence). The light fawns and fosters all the worldly things

 We have seen planets with many Suns and how there could only be survival because of the light. But is it possible that there are darker worlds. It could mean that there are no Suns illuminating the planet and hence even no moons, an all pervading dark. The demons are believed to have lived in a dark in ancient mythology and have fought with the Gods perennially.

 How would people live in the dark look? What would they eat? How would they move about in the dark. All these questions are a matter of thought. Some of the answers to the question look quite pertinent eg what do they eat probably moss, fungus and what grows in the dark. Next what sort of world could be possible? Do they live in habitats or in the open? What sort of temperatures possible. Probably extremely lower sides so their bodies may have fur etc

 There are blind parlours which take you into the world of blind people. Here you are escorted by a member who has his arm on your shoulder and takes you on this blind tour. You are taken into the darkest of the places and the next thing that could happen is you would fall into the dark abyss. It is hard to imagine a blind man’s world. But gradually you are subjected to a horde of things. You here different conversations among people and you realise you are on a street, next on a railway station, then in a market etc .After this somebody crosses your path and this you realise when his body brushes yours and you utter ‘hello’ and suddenly start realising your sense of touch and speech.  Then the guide will make you eat something he has packed with him. The experience of eating blind is exhilarating and can take you to more dimensions and you realise that in a world with sight you may have more distractions. Gradually you are in a wider world of the senses and you start adjusting to be a blind when the guide escorts you to a ray of light gradually bringing you back to your world of sight.