The Fragility Through the dense fog of multitasking and the web of mundane molecular events, its absolutely impossible to look beyond or see through the present and current struggles. However, sometimes, certain experiences and certain moments of truth do reveal the fragility of life in very shocking terms. They jolt us and make us sensitive towards the insecurities and mortality of things. A sudden bodily discomfort, a diagnosis, a visit to hospital, any injury or accident, a visit to funeral or loss of some near or dear one. Any of them or some similar events may put us in a direct interview with the fragility of life. Things, we never thought could happen to us, start appearing vey much possible and happening to us. This may, though not always, catapult us into a thought process of trying to understand the meaning of all this and trying to analyse if we are in reality living our lives optimally or meaningfully. We may try to negotiate through the dense fog of complex survival pursuits and see what we are trying to achieve and where exactly are we heading. The question or the pursuit of living life optimally or rightly has been a part of human mind since we got this power of thinking. We may or may not have got answers to the right way but we surely can look into ‘My way’ or ‘the way I want way’. Understanding the fragility may not remove the dense fog or may not give answers but it may surely push us to rethink our own pursuits and live the fragile life our way. The Fragility must give me the agility to do things that I just want to do or love to do. To live my life, my way. To enjoy the fog, knowing it will continue, till I land on the other side of life. I am fine monu