Be expansive. Be unrestrained.
Learn to listen to your own self. Opt for your choices yourself, as that is the
best way to learn and live. A human is a complex, yet orderly, array of
different mechanisms and substances. We have affinities. We have tendencies. We
are blessed with a machine, but onus of making the best use of this machine
lies solely on us only. Education helps in unearthing the little known, but
vital facts about life, its scope and its vastness. Independent thought process
also helps in sharpening the skills required to see beyond what is visible to
ordinary eyes and minds.
If you are meant to be a good
violin player, chances are that you would have felt proximity to the
instrument, and to the whole process of playing it and listening to it. Now why
do you want to learn Java when it bores you to death? Why not master yourself
in the art (or science) of your choice? Some kids are born leaders; sometimes
they trespass the intellectual limits of their parents to which the parents don’t
take a kind attitude. As a result, they are forced to think a definite way.
Clearly, independence is taken away in the name of family norms. A life is
something bigger. To produce changes in the society, we need to make leaders. And
to make leaders, we need to allow the liberty of free thinking to our kids.
Swelled-headed attitude of
parents results in mismatched choices that their progenies are burdened with. This
leads to the birth of conflicts, often turning to the fine kettle of fish. Every
one has 24 hours in a day, every one has the same sun and moon, then why isn’t
everyone bestowed with the liberty to make opinions and defend them intellectually?
Our thought process is our biggest armor in the vast cosmos; why every one
wants to muddle with our biggest strength? Any one heard of mass narcissism?
Why don’t we come out of the self-imposed circle of self-doubts? Why don’t we
yearn to find the real meaning of happiness?
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