It is not at all difficult to attract attention for all one needs to do is behave in a bizarre manner or lead a high profile lifestyle. When it comes to choosing between the two there are no takers. But it might draw those diehards who have nothing to lose and much to gain.

The attention one gets has to be focussed and specific. Only then will one cherish and like it for engaged behaviour partakes of the here and now. The rules of engagement mean that there is no other way to get and beget. Only a popular figure would be likely to draw a cluster of fans eager to please.

Moths are attracted to the electric bulbs and the flickering flames of candles. It all seems absurd that the insects are given over to taunt death in this manner. Yet this is an attempt to balance the law of attraction in nature. Similarly, like-minded individuals may share a common platform and yet, when the time comes, go their separate ways.

Most attempts at juxtaposition fails as there are so many opinions, views and attitudes. But when there is a meaningful dialogue then it opens up like an oyster to reveal the pearl. This comes about if there is goodwill and understanding. Then plans will come to fruition and projects will not backfire.

Far be it for one to judge an intention to draw attention to one’s (mis)deeds. This assumes that the judgment is set for one who does not deviate from the norm. Once the binding force is brought into being then all else will prevail.

Nature holds onto the attraction between members of a specie. For instance, ants form colonies, geese fly in a V-formation and cattle travel in herds. These show how the individual thrive to reproduce and add to the throng. In society human beings procreate when they come of age and are mature enough.

Where does all the attention go? A person may resort to stunts and engage in dare devil action to attract a following. Cult leaders have their own sects and secret rites and rituals to band its followers.

Instances abound where one acts in a collective manner. Free will is suppressed or even thwarted for the common good. This stands out in stark contrast to individual thought and action and is a precursor to achieving a front.