Colors of My Sea!

Have you seen the star wars movie series? I had. And I have seen several other movies also, developing a habit to find some or the other striking psychological quote which can be interpreted in different ways. Then it takes some processing iterations inside my brain to understand its possible perceptive vision and then absorb only the positive one. Coming back to star wars, there is character called Yoda who is master of all the white knights-saviors of galaxies. Yoda character has the most powerful and awesome psychological quotes in the entire series. Best out of them all -- ‘ Try not, Do or do not there is no try ’. After some iteration I have found a highly positive energy coming out of it. Let me torch the same fire inside you.        To me ‘TRY’ is just an English word which is developed to compensate our feelings on all of our failed events in life. It is a synonym to ‘FAIL’ for me. Actually there are only two possible events SUCCESS/FAIL. Past Case - 1.‘I tried

I reached home for my elder brother’s wedding. Shimmering lights, flowers and too many smiling/laughing colorful people. As always, I was treated like a celebrity(I cannot visit home often, due to job :(). Went to bro. Both of us said same words in a go - ‘Oye, oyye.. party’ with a heavily patted hug. Shopping time, we both chose to buy a red sherwani wearing in which we would look like magicians ;)      There comes the confusing part, random people taking out my aarti quoting that it is for my safety. I asked mother, what is that? Answered - this is for my safety as I live alone and away. Fun and good time eating sweets and variety of dishes started. Here comes the day of marriage. I am scratching my head seeing an old ‘khataara’ jeep decorated with banana leaves and roses, as the carriage for groom. Wack, wack.. what a whacko decoration !! We are asked to dress-up for the event. Dressed-up, multiple sweets are inserted in mouth. Suddenly some lady’s voice who is standing behind me