Recently, I
was reading an article in a site devoted to Space, which speaks about a photo
of our planet taken from the deep space for the first time. It looks like a
bluish dot. The question posed by the author is very significant to this
context. He mentions about the insignificance of our planet against the vast
galactic backdrop He goes on imploring
that the warriors and the conquerors in their merciless attacks on innocent
people have practically failed to understand that when our Earth is no bigger
than a dot-- how much these people have achieved by conquering a nation or some
territories.
This
question has serious validity. Someone had said that if you are proud of
yourself then lie down on your back and look at the open sky-- certainly with
an intention that when you understand the futility of your so called worldly
achievements, a calming sense of humility will dawn in you.
Therefore,
to me, people who attach lot of importance to their lives and achievements are
seriously blundered in life, in capable of comprehending the realities and live
inside a cocoon shell of complacency, and ironically in a state of self
deception.
We become
inwardly self conscious because of our unceasing endeavor to project ourselves
as important in life. As I have stated before; it is a mode of self deception
only. There is a perceptive maxim which says-- when you talk about yourself,
very few people, in fact, would be interested in you, but when you learn to
address to the problems and difficulties, and also learn to appreciate the
achievements and triumphs of others, they show interest in you and you emit a
magnetic aura.
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