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Mystery is not knowing
anything about a subject or a person or a situation. Mystery is not knowing about how some thing happened (and what will happen in future).
It’s the suspense that holds us excited, heated, in our mind, face and head. It is very intriguing and exciting too. It causes us to be tense, alert, feel lively and active. Electric pulses flow through the body nerves and mind. Since ages we have been learning and solving mysteries in the universe, people, science and so on. Yet, there are some unsolved mysteries. One of the famous examples is the Bermuda triangle in the Pacific Ocean.
Persons interested in solving mysteries become scientists or polices or detectives or secret service agents.
Generally we know some obvious facts about a mysterious event (a murder, theft etc.). But beyond that an ordinary person cannot imagine more. Only systematic detection and investigation combined with wisdom and intelligence can solve mysteries. It needs a good understanding of the relevant subject, behaviour of people and logical deducing ability.
There are many popular novels and films on the theme of mystery. Detective Perry Mason was created by Agatha Christie. Detective Sherlock Homes is created by AC Doyle. In India there are many famous detectives. Children love them.
I admire mysteries and solving them. It really requires courage and sustenance to continue in case of mysterious situations and come out with success. There are many careers too in the line of solving mysteries in the world.
It’s the suspense that holds us excited, heated, in our mind, face and head. It is very intriguing and exciting too. It causes us to be tense, alert, feel lively and active. Electric pulses flow through the body nerves and mind. Since ages we have been learning and solving mysteries in the universe, people, science and so on. Yet, there are some unsolved mysteries. One of the famous examples is the Bermuda triangle in the Pacific Ocean.
Persons interested in solving mysteries become scientists or polices or detectives or secret service agents.
Generally we know some obvious facts about a mysterious event (a murder, theft etc.). But beyond that an ordinary person cannot imagine more. Only systematic detection and investigation combined with wisdom and intelligence can solve mysteries. It needs a good understanding of the relevant subject, behaviour of people and logical deducing ability.
There are many popular novels and films on the theme of mystery. Detective Perry Mason was created by Agatha Christie. Detective Sherlock Homes is created by AC Doyle. In India there are many famous detectives. Children love them.
I admire mysteries and solving them. It really requires courage and sustenance to continue in case of mysterious situations and come out with success. There are many careers too in the line of solving mysteries in the world.
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