JK PANORAMA FEBRUARY ISSUE 2018

Do we live for others?
G N Ahangar
Things like prestige,
reputation, ego and the like
appear in significant and of
no stature. Your conscience
and God alertness is the soul
guide. The stains of
conscience and heart vaporise
and find no room in your
personality to quote great
Urdu poet;
{The soul torments, the heart
agonises, when the tongue
struggles the words that
bubble from the chasm of
heart.}..........
The greatest joy comes from
giving and serving others
without expecting anything in
turn, that is when you think
less and less about yourself
and more and more about
others, relations bloom and
nurture the bonds naturally.
acking experience of life, knowledge
and good judgment and willing to
Lbelieve that people always tell the
truth is said to be a naïve.
Our naivety is often exploited to the
last drop of blood and that too cunningly. In
this culture of wrapped ethics, the cordial
relations seen to be dysfunctional. Very soon
the relation turns bad or poor whether they
are bounded through law, blood or otherwise
proves to be worse than a serpent. A serpent
simply kills a man but a bad friend or any
other poor relation kills (destroys) his or her
faith.
A poor relation is the most irrelevant
thing in our social fabrics, a piece of
impertinent correspondence, an unwelcome
remembrance, a drawback upon success, a
rebuke to your rising, a stain in your blood, a
rent in your garment, a triumph to your
enemy , a flaw in your seriousness, and an
apology to your friends. The person is known
by his/her knock. His compliments are
perverse, his talk is a trouble. You feel
embarrassed when he tries to shake his hands
with you. In his company you are shattered
and broken. You want to run away like a fear
ridden mouse, till you find him no more near
08 February 2018