We can't deny the fact that there are lots of things that happened in our life, which we neither demands nor want them to . But, ultimately, made us feel that ultimate joy of life, which could never come to us after demanding, and engaging in the materialistic life!
I believe , Love starting from the family since our childhood, is the utmost eternal love of being connected with the intangible dimension of self or with your inner conscience.
We forget the taste of life , and start leading life as it is the not fulfilling our never-ending needs,
so what to do in that ?
A classic test to ourselves - just close your eyes and start feeling about yourself, start feeling the pain of others in the form of Empathy. Start using your reflective conscience to bring back the change which has lost somewhere in this materialistic world, where we have lost all our virtues and morals and the real meaning of life!
Sometimes , i feel that only, making judgements, passing comments, labelling someone, hurts a lot to that person, but why do we think of it ??? That is , the thing, we never accept!
Feeling the pain of others is the utmost virtue and I believe , if it could be generated in some of the person , not all , as like the herd immunity, it will spread to all the society at large!
What's next?
Never feel, you have sacrificed anything for anyone, you are such a console person, or like that, it happens, due to the selfish interests i.e Ethical Egoism , lost the power of our inner conscience!
But, Is this the end ??
No, and never it will be . I somewhere read " If an Oceans has few dirty drops, that doesn't make whole Ocean dirty !" as like that The kind, generous, lovable, respectable, empathetic, conscious, leaderful, A sense of life - people exist...
And , that's how the world is moving .........
" Change is the eternal truth, but your values must not be changed , that matters !"
With full of love,
Tinku Khandelwal
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