Sunday, 6 October 2019

A means to achieve happy life


It is said that with time we, the human beings, are unknowingly and unnecessarily making our lives complicated. Unlike past days now materialistic pleasure deemed to be the most essential element of human lives. However, somewhere we all love to live a life which would be simple and less complicated. Despite knowing the fact that none of us is permanent here on earth, still we can’t have control over our whim for materialistic pleasure.  

Perhaps, the root of all the problem and complications of our lives are our unrealistic desire to achieve fame. Fame for name, fame for money or whatsoever, but it is ultimately our desire to accomplish popularity literally makes our life full of difficulties. Thus, quite perfectly, Fransis bacon, in his essay “Of Great Place” described about the unconventional desire of human being to rise to greatness, which actually pushes their lives in a complete jigsaw.

Given it a thought, we would realize that all our sorrows and miseries are the reflection of our greediness to experience a special identity through our fame. Every one of us has a dream to be successful rather the best in his/her own sphere and in some extreme cases where that dream turned  into unrealistic whim to achieve self identification, conflict of interest would an inevitable part.

Having the dream to master or achieve greatness is invariably appreciated as long as it follows the ethics of life but as soon as it crosses that line it endangers human existence. Evidences are there in history, be it Hitlar or Mussolini, whenever any individual made an endeavor to establish his patronage over all was dethroned by the natural rule of life.

Our lives can be really fruitful if we devote all our emphasis on the betterment of human as well as social development. We must remember the fact that dominating or subduing the voice of poor no  one can achieve the fame of myth.  
                                                                                                                           

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