Understanding the Metaphor of God as a Puppet Master


It’s often said that love is a mystery, an unpredictable force that can bring us immense joy or immense pain. In some ways, it can feel like we are just actors in a play, with no control over the script or the characters that come and go.

This metaphor came to mind from a single line in a Tamil song.

நாயகன் மேலிரிந்து
நூலினை ஆட்டுகின்றான்
நாமெலாம் பொம்மை என்று
நாடகம் காட்டுகின்றான்

காவியம் போலொரு
காதலை தீட்டுவான்
காரணம் ஏதும் இன்றி
காட்சியை மாற்றுவான்

The hero from the top (GOD) leaps upon and makes us dance on the rope. We are all just puppets and he stages the play.

Like a poem he stages the love play, Without any reason he will change the scene.

The metaphor of God as a puppet master, controlling us with a thread and treating us like dolls in a love play, can be a powerful way of understanding this unpredictability. It suggests that there is a higher power at work, orchestrating our love lives with a poetic hand.

But the reality is that this higher power, whether we call it God or something else, is often unpredictable and unknowable. Like a puppet master who changes the scene without reason, it can feel like our love lives are at the mercy of forces beyond our control.

We may find ourselves falling in love with someone unexpected, or we may have our hearts broken by someone we thought we could trust. We may spend years searching for the one, only to have them slip through our fingers at the last moment.

And while we may pray to God or ask the universe for a happy ending to our love story, the truth is that we have no control over how the story unfolds. We can only play our parts to the best of our ability, and hope that the other actors in the play will do the same.

At the end of the day, we are all just artists in the play of love, doing our best to create something beautiful and meaningful. We may not be able to control the plot or the characters, but we can control how we respond to the twists and turns of the story.

So, if you find yourself struggling with the unpredictability of love, remember that you are not alone. We are all just puppets in the hands of a higher power, trying to make sense of the mysterious forces that guide us on our journey through life.

The Holiday Experience


This is one movie challenged to me to finish watching it… First went to my friends house in Yercaud and couldn’t watch the movie completely…

Then I got a CD in Madurai and again I couldn’t finish watching it because of my busy schedule…

Pon my next visit to Madurai I wanted to complete watching the movie and this time there was some problem in the CD…

Finally I accidentally played a movie without realising the CD was inside and not sure about the miracale but CD gofree paired by itself and I watched the movie hassle free… Finally a sense of great relief of completing something which waswalkways challenging me to QUIT…

COMING BACK!! I was impressed with the subject of the movie and not sure how I missed watching this movie on its release…

The movie revolves around breakups and how the leading ladies copes with that failure… Initial explanation on typesold love and the quotes were exceptional…

This movie would have helped me get some solace if I watched during my troubled days…. But even otherwise I ended up doing same things and it helped…

Over all THE HOLIDAY is a biography, motivation and challenge accomplished…

How to cope up with failed love?


Now many people can cope up with failed / strained relationship. When i came to know about suicide of model Viveka Babajee I thought I must openup. I can understand how it pains with my personal experience. How I felt at that time was;

  • Was unable to accept the reality that the relationship is over. Kept thinking that some miracle would happen & the person would revert back.
  • Was always living on the virtual world with the golden memories spent with the person.
  • Wanted to be alone. Not even with close friends.
  • Felt there was no meaning in living.
  • All the better memories and better things on hand became valueless.
  • Thought of ending life also prevailed on the corner of the mind.
  • Brain stopped working.
  • Didn’t feel like going to office, work, sleep, eat etc.

To keep it short I became like a living dead body. All i ask such people is to hold the nerve. There is definitely good in every bad. But we have to live to see all the exciting new things.

After overcoming months of pain. I came across lot of good humans whom i’d have missed if I stayed with the person. I’m happy today that I got a lot of deserving things for the loss I had and sure to get more too.

These are the things I did to overcome the tough phase;

  • I travelled to places where I’ve never been with my ex;
  • Moved to a place which was totally NEW. The place didn’t give me any memories of the past.
  • Created an hobby in Blogging to express my thought. This was one medium which was really helpful.
  • Developed another hobby in photography & vagabond travel.
  • Joined a GYM.

Overall I kept myself engaged fully that I didn’t have time to think about her and over time we get beautiful things what were worth than the loss.

Last thing is we must not forget that the person who had left us has a lot to loose than us. Experience of over coming tough patch of life is a wonderful feel. We must be gifted to get to feel the fain in it. And i’m happy for what has happened to me.

For people who had broken relationships move ahead! experience! and document your experience for others.