A MESS

We are living in a world where everything has a price. The way of paying can be different but, everything has a price. From childhood, we were provided with whatever we needed without telling the price, but when the child enters the adolescent they are told that everything has a price. Now the situation is when the child was not taught how to value things till the age of 13 or maybe 15. How can one suddenly know the value of the things in their teenage? 

Then there is unconditional love. Absolutely by our parents. They are the perfect mess cleaners of ours. No one is going to clean your mess as cleanly as your parents and most importantly their forgiveness. Those who are kept well in their cocoon don't like their cocoon and those without the cocoon need it badly. The point is we don't like where are we now. We always chase happiness we don't bother to find it out hidden inside us. 

So once we are out of a cocoon and placed in this world of conditions we get into trouble. we blame our parents for not taking care of us well when we were growing up. 

Today I was going through one of the newsletters of Paulo Cohelo in which he mentioned a quote of present Dalia Lama which says that when we are young and old we need love and in between that when we are emotionally independent we don't bother about it. So isn't it the responsibility to give love to others when we independent emotionally?

Yesterday I was reading an article in THE HINDU written by Rohit Dhankar in which he talked about the NGOs' role in education. By reading that, the first thought that hit my brain is it's not the students who didn't qualify the exams are always wrong it's something about the system that we are living in. we need a change   Coupling the same thing with the DU cutoff list which touches 100 this year and now the boy scoring 720/720 in NEET.

Well to blame it's a good point that I am pointing towards the education system for failure but we need a change. I need a change. 

One more complicated thing marks gained in the exams are not equal the knowledge, and this is my personal experience. Now the one question is do marks matter? I have both answers. Yes, it matters when your carrier decided by you is going to fall on the rack of the mark.

NO, it's not important when your carrier decided by you is not on that track. 

What's important then? 

As per my information and the knowledge only you are important, your thoughts are important. Your reaction is important. Your action is important. Invest wisely in yourself.