“And above all, watch with glittering eyes the whole world around you because the greatest secrets are always hidden in the most unlikely places. Those who don’t believe in magic will never find it.”
–– Roald Dahl
I suppose you believe in magic.
Tentatively, at least for the sake of this conversation, you believe in magic.
And because you believe in magic you look forward to experiencing magical moments.
You are quite eager towards them because they represent something totally different. They represent the magnitude of life, how different and amazing it can be.
But of course, you also live in a scientific and practical world. The one that rotates through logic.
Of the two, you dance back and forth to derive the meaning of day to day happenings.
As you dance between the two, you can’t help but notice something peculiar about the world of magic.
When you compare the two, the magical world shows you something very very unexpected. The climate of surprise just seems overwhelmingly addicting.
And more so because it rarely happens.
