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Decoding Life.

 There are two concepts of living around which each persons life revolves.

First is the broader perspect ; Everything has reasons and the Wrong is not definite .

Everybody once in their mind might have thought that what looks wrong to us may not be the same for others .May that be other persons way of living their life very casually or one who is way too dedicated.

The normal tendency of human mind is to judge .It is very obvious that we would call the thief wrong but what what if we see the whole lifetime of the mindset of such person which made him do that..It isn’t like we would regard it Right but We wouldn’t feel it  that wrong though.Walking in this path is mind consuming and full of patience.

The second perspect is in our Relationships and tieups as an individual where lies building our personality ,of how we deal with thinks that are not soo ideal as we think .Its putting forward our point that will somehow be judging and not understanding the other persons situation but can also be called helping by going out of our ways to make things right for the next person and changing their situation by being someone who tries to understand if not completely understanding. Because when you take action or have to take a stand ,the contradictions start.On this side people indulged in the life they have been put up is complex,there are relations to maintain and many a times there are putting  ahead their happiness by someday violating our self worth some may think. But that’s what I am telling today as broad perspective says Wrong is not definite because it says be generous and put someone ahead yyour priorities. there are definitlly  sacrifices to make.But all this works with a very thin line of tolerance between all of we do regardless of anything in return.So here people do not necessarily think about right and wrong and are very intrigued in maintaining situations that come their way.

If start to think about the conflicts of  validations on each action of ours.It is a enormous process which leads a person nowhere but to complexity and hesitant for taking further action.So one sticks to one way of living because if not anythings ,it helps them move in life.So the ones who take the broader perspect and views life as a mythical act and tries understanding the broader picture of life and their existence starts to feel superior to the ones that take the second perspect involving moments of survival and maintaining of the never ending hustle of relations and keeps one motivated to achieve and perform their set of karma .And because they put themselves out there,not all decisions and reactions they make would be necessarily be right.Where as the first type become satisfied of their thinking above all for understanding the ideal picture of world that doesn’t exist ;they forget there is their set of karma that has to be performed and the responsibilities even they are surrounded with.Isolating theirselves is at the cost of people that are attachched to them and their life being affected at their cost of living.

But the balance is by which the world works and there are no such extremities of life to maintain .People work their life with proportions of these two lways of living

Get through your way of life to what is the proportion of living in between these two extremity that you are following?

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