Contemplations on Confusion

Dear friends, Its a long time and much water has flowed. I have now made a transition from school to colleg. This was what I penned one morning when I was early and sat myself under the inspiring trees of the campus.....
Contemplations on confusion
The word confusion is a derivative of the word confuse which means to make things unclear.
The concept of confusion arises only when a person is in a dilemma (i.e) at the urge of making a decision.
A person usually becomes confused when he/she is burdened with all the facts, good and bad, and is expected to make a decision.
Confusion can occur even in the simplest of decisions for example when a person is sitting in an exam hall and is not exactly sure what is the answer for a particular question.
A confused mind can always be imagined as a cyclone or a tornado where the center is calm while all around the calm center, there prevails chaos.
Hence, when you are confused, it is always wise to sit in a calm place and allow your chaotic thoughts go around your mind. That way the person is able to get glimpses and flashes of memories of the various facts, the various good and bad around his mind and then make up his mind. This enables the person to conjure a mental cyclone with his mind and when the person is finally able to see through the chaotic m9ind and get to its center, which is void of any chaos. That’s when a person gains order.
This is the simplest way in which a confused person can really make good use of his mental abilities and come at a conclusion.