We have always been presented with choices. Right from the objective questions in first grade to selecting a brand for your first bike choices follow us. Even for an apt picture for this article, I had to choose. Choices are what decides our life. There are innumerous forks possible if you had chosen something for something else. In most of the cases our choices prove to be irreversible. The magnitude of the choices vary for each situation.
Choices made that are morally and objectively correct are always the toughest to choose. With age, our conscience gets better and unfortunately we tend to know the difference between which is right and which is wrong. At times this may involve in absorbing an insane amount of pain. You don't have to as there is always an exit available in this highway called life, but then success always takes the most toughest path. Its been like that and will always be like that.
In the cross roads of life, choosing a path that is made of principles, courage, righteousness and self sacrifice will definitely lead to character and mould us into a better person. Easiest to say, toughest to implement.
Choices made that are morally and objectively correct are always the toughest to choose. With age, our conscience gets better and unfortunately we tend to know the difference between which is right and which is wrong. At times this may involve in absorbing an insane amount of pain. You don't have to as there is always an exit available in this highway called life, but then success always takes the most toughest path. Its been like that and will always be like that.In the cross roads of life, choosing a path that is made of principles, courage, righteousness and self sacrifice will definitely lead to character and mould us into a better person. Easiest to say, toughest to implement.
4 comments:
crisp blog..well written..I remember a line from Viswanath's old blog.."Choices have to be made for a good reason.Once you make it, you should never repent it for the rest of your life".
@murali : thank you for stopping by!
Machi.. Nacchu nu sollitte..
Reminds me of something Subroto Bagchi had told us once:
"I use a thumbrule to make decisions: - where there is a conflict between what is right and what is convenient, I go with what is right."
It does not sound like rocket science, but that's the point - it's very simple. And we need to have thumbrules like this, so that we dont think too much before deciding. If we think, we may well take the easier route.
@Murali - Glad you remember da!
@King Vishy : Man! it has been almost 3 years since you commented something on my blog. :)
Good that you were able to connect to the point I was trying to convey. But at times (very rare though), there use to be conflicts between what is right and what is right.
Thanks for pausing on my blog for few minutes!
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