26 May 2026
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“There is a patience of the wild — dogged, tireless, persistent as life itself.”
Some phases do not explain themselves immediately.
Things become quieter. Responses slow down. Familiar rhythms suddenly feel altered without any clear reason.
The human mind naturally wants quick conclusions.
But not every season of uncertainty carries a hidden disaster inside it.
Sometimes, systems change. Sometimes, timing shifts. Sometimes, movement continues invisibly for a while before becoming visible again.
Life itself often works this way.
Not every important process provides constant reassurance while it is unfolding.
And perhaps maturity is learning not to panic during temporary silence.
To continue calmly. To observe carefully. To avoid damaging something stable through unnecessary reaction.
Because many journeys are not interrupted by difficulty itself.
They are interrupted by impatience during difficulty.
Rajat Chandra Sarmah
Guwahati, Assam, India
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