Conviction of a person is mostly influenced by his experience. If you have a good experience of friendship or a relationship you adore all friendships or relationships , but if you have a bad experience of the same you despise them all. Therefore quite contradictory beliefs develop on the same subject. Earlier I cherished the belief that competance of a person depends on the opportunities he gets but with experience I learned that competent is the person who creates opportunities for himself.
But so far opportunities are created by honest and sincere means it is appreciable. But unfortunately these days opportunities are created by sycophancy and nepotism. By learning this art small favours like promotions choice transfers and material gains can be achieved. But it should be borne in mind whether the persons from whom such gratifications are sought are worth it. To elucidate my point of view I narrate a short story. Once a poor man saved the life of King Akbar in jungle . Akbar was happy and told the poor man to come to him whenever he requires any help. One day poor man needed some help and met Akbar.At that time Akbar was busy with Namaz.when Akbar finished poor man asked Akbar what he was doing.Akbar told him that I was preying to Almighty for prosperity and good health.The poor man got astonished and told Akbar I have heard that you are the great person and you can oblige anyone. Here I see you begging yourself someone else. If I have come to you for your favours , why should not I go to him directly. with these words he left Emperor Akbar's palace and never returned back.
Convictions also change when a person grows up in life . It is said that young man knows everything, a middle aged suspects everything and an old man believes everything . It may appear satirical to many but it is not far from reality . Moreover, no person learns from others experience .The experience gained during learning process forms the basis of one's conviction.
Saturday, 16 May 2020
My Wanderings - 82. The Convictions
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