Sooner than later

How soon is soon? When I said that I will hit the blogroad soon, after starting it and successfully posting a couple, in Feb. 07 I didn't realise
I will be able to do so only in April. Sure, I do not want to make all of you April fools.
When Indian officials and politicians say something will be done soon you can well make out that
it will take a long while. When they consider something, or plan it, newspapers catch up with them and announce them proudly. Usually, they don't follow it up.
Like Indian monsoon they play truant.
Often one gets the urge to do something sooner than later. But in daily grindings of life they get washed away. Even thoughts too. One might be tempted to conclude. But thoughts once sown have a peculiar way of sprouting later -- often when one no longer bothers about it or sometimes it could be timely benefiting the person.
It's better that one gets back to hidden thoughts sooner than later. For there is the danger of loss of thoughts or dilution of them.

Violation of mind

If at all one were to give vent to his spleen it will be uncomfortable to many, on any given day. It depends upon so many things like mood, physical circumstance, attitude, others' attitude and behaviour and the thought process as a whole. Based on these factors one has to analyse what went wrong, why one went wrong or got prompted to do an unusual thing. This relates to the mind processes.

One has to be careful about this in order not to be a botheration to others or society as a whole.
Take the Virginia shootings for example. It is deduced that the killer Cho Seng-Hui had been suppressed and oppressed. And his mind took over nurturing ill will and hatred. And the result was a shock to a decent cultured society.

The next moment is not the same. It is not always decided by you. The wiser ones will reflect on happenings to learn a thing or two. The harmonious functioning of a group or society is the responsibility of all involved.