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Of The Passionate

Jan 4, 2025
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Updated: Jul 7, 2025

By Jatin Vatsa


What is passion?

What do we know of passion?

We don't feel passion.

We feel good and bad and happy and sad and angry.

But we don't feel passion.

People, who don't have passion are dead.

And that's exactly what is adequately required.

But these are the people of passion who exalt the earth to newer heights.

We wish to be fed, loved, satisfied, fullfilled.

But these are the people who are nourished by their passion rather than by food, these are the people who don't need wives to be loved, its their love for their passion which loves them back, these are the people who don't get satisfied and fullfilled, the finish line of their fullfillment extends whenever they near it.

Passionate is the artist who lost his mind in the quest of his art.

Passionate is the gravity head who spent his whole life in the circuitry of the universe and its workings.

Passionate is the thinker whose brain imploded on itself and he who thought beyond good and evil.

Passionate is the maths genius who for his questions created his own tools to build answers.

Passionate is the to be man who will make home of stars that are beyond our reach.

Passionate is the dreamer who dove deep into his dreams to find the gods of our will.

What do we know about passion?

Do we even feel passion?


By Jatin Vatsa



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