Two years experience in University Life
Dec 14th 2012, I got admission n Karachi University,
and guess what?? In “Philosophy Department” God..!!! Can’t explain what
feelings I had, I wished they had a word for being happy and sad at all same
time because that’s what I felt at that time, as I filled options with English
in first, Mass communication in second, IR in third, I left fourth fifth and
sixth blank unfilled and wrote philosophy as a last i.e. 7th option
just in case if they didn't accept me in those three subjects because of any
reason either percentage or limited numbers of seats, they would have an option
to put me in philosophy otherwise an year of mine would have gone waste. Anyways,
the forms were submitted and after a month results were there… I was shocked
because of philosophy, happy because I got admission and after a deep thought I
thanked Allah for His mercy on me.
I don’t say philosophy is a bad subject, I myself am a philosophy
lover, it teaches the discipline of life, it provokes different thoughts in
mind, it opens many doors of ideas and thoughts, it provides the ability to
synthesize, criticize, systematize, assimilate, and evaluate a variety and huge
mass of knowledge…. but it does not have much future opportunities.
The secret of being happy is accepting where you are in life
and making the most out of every day, I did the same thing, forgot my wish of
being a journalist and started studying philosophy by heart. I then chose
English and mass communication as optional subjects (minor).
The journey goes on I saw many hurdles, clashes of Parties,
city’s bad circumstances, I didn't keep any concern with any of these things
not even the class-fellows and their time wasting hangouts, I just focused my
studies. That time taught me a lot of lessons like “you have to be your own best friend”,
“spending time alone with yourself is good “, “never let an augment last, never
hold a grudge, it will make your heart heavy”, and the most important “coming
is going, going is coming”.
“A wish is after all
a wish which can’t be forgotten”
I heard about a transfer purpose, a golden chance after 2
semesters, which worked as my wish reminder. I found a hope in dark and focused
on its light; I tie my shoes/back and burnt both ends of a candle, achieved
good marks and got transfer Mass communications Department.
They say;
‘Follow your gut,
you’ll thank yourself later’
I believe and pursue it, and now I am where I want to be.
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