With times changing it has become a compulsion to amend certain phrases and anecdotes of yester years, "Do good and do not expect anything in return" was taught, as the policy with which life had to be governed, today, even "Do good to expect it in return" looks bleak to abide with.
'Do unto others what you want others to do unto you', may it be good or bad. There lays a drive to every action made by man, a reason for everything man does. A layman lives, reacts or acts, the way he does, expecting the same in return. A human has different facets of relations, various behavioural instincts towards different individuals, he acts in the same or similar way he wants the counter part to deal with him. The driving force of life's actions is the expectancy of the same in return.
'Do unto others what you want others to do unto you', may it be good or bad. There lays a drive to every action made by man, a reason for everything man does. A layman lives, reacts or acts, the way he does, expecting the same in return. A human has different facets of relations, various behavioural instincts towards different individuals, he acts in the same or similar way he wants the counter part to deal with him. The driving force of life's actions is the expectancy of the same in return.
1 comment:
Hey Champ,
I read your 'Reason behind Action' twice....On the first look it looked quite comprehensive....however on a second thought it seems that you have just explained one maxim or anecdote to counter the other.....u must have read it quite a few times but read it once more and you will find out this Action of yours (of writing this blog....especially this one) has a reason far greater behind it then just to quench your creative thirst.....to be terse....'Reason behind Action' brings out nothing new or anything we didnt know.....however the first para promised a lot of punch...that second one lost the thrust.
Though Keep writing.
Rahul.
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