Hi Dad...

.....💨About That Tailwind

(1980's Original Pic Courtesy -PS Chandrashekhar)

32 years with you around.

25 years without.

You always loved me.
Even when I was far.

You saw potential in me
that I couldn't see myself.

You knew your time was short,
so you pushed me.

I got intimidated.
I became a silent rebel.

Then you left.

Abruptly.

"Time is short" became my daily headache.

So, I became lightning quick.
I over-compensated for that potential you saw.

I started crossing milestones
in the blink of an eye.

🌌 Beyond the Clock

You were now in a dimension
where time didn’t matter.

Turns out, it doesn't matter
in the universe either.

Time is just a human fantasy.
Science calls it legacy.
I call it Dad's tailwind.

The timeless, relaxed version of you
started helping me.

While speeding through life,
I realized a strange tailwind
was propelling me forward.

It wasn't just my effort.
I knew I was getting help.

Both of us realized then,
across our separate dimensions:

Speed and destinations are immaterial.
Direction and continuity are everything.

🛣️ The Superhighway

Unknowingly, we had
unearthed a jetstream.

Now, your grandkids are coasting on it too—
including one you never got to meet.

Turns out, many others are riding
this jetstream with us.

Some, my friends,
a few your old acquaintances,
and many -are people we didn't
even know back then.

Together, we accidentally
built a superhighway.

The moment I finally comprehended
this timeless structure a few years ago,
I relaxed.

Understood the absolute reality
of impersonal continuity,
and the freedom inherent in the universe.

🚀 The Next Adventure

Now, whenever we catch up,
let's compare notes.

How did we manage to transcend dimensions
completely sans communication?

Let's then take on our next adventure:
How to merge these dimensions for others too,
not just us two.

Game for it, Dad?

P.S. For anyone who has lost someone,
a direction, or a past version of themselves:

The tailwind is real.
The superhighway is waiting.

You just have to stop chasing speed,
transcend the personal,
and choose continuity.

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