अति का भला न बोलना, अति की भली न चूप,
अति का भला न बरसना, अति की भली न धूप।
Saint Kabir, catches up one more intriguing facet of the human's life. The problem of doing things in excess. Indeed, we all have the penchant to take things to excess. Some have a proclivity to converse in excess, some have the tendency to work in excess while some continue to take almost everything they do to excess and this is also one of the problem that continues to haunt us. But contrasting to that, not even doing things up to the normal standards is too a disease striking most of the human beings. Being a complete contrasting thing to the previously mentioned ones, some like to be excessively taciturn (up to the level of vexing others to the paramount form of anger, they can ever achieve) and some, most often the big procrastinators who don't even do the required things are too perennial around the world.
If we try to analyse the situation, then both the situations seem to be equally unjustifiable and must be truly denounced. If you are any one of the two mentioned people, sufferings are inevitable for you.
The one who speaks a lot loses his value, the one who studies a lot (caution:by this I means, the one who defies past all the normal or even exceptional standards to study) becomes fragile by body, one who devours too much, will lose his fitness, one who listens too much will lose his own sense, one who believes too much, will get duped numerous times, one who is credulous will lose his own things, one who rebukes too much, will never be loved and one who loves too much, will lose the value of his love, many more examples continue to throng the normal world but one thing is truly common, anything that is done is excess would surely be detrimental.
Now the one who doesn't speak at all will never be heard and will ultimately lose his/her value, the one who doesn't stand up for himself will often get subjugated, the one who doesn't study will become fragile by mind, the one who doesn't eat will lose his fitness, one who doesn't believe anybody will never get a friends, the one who always condone everything will be thought of as weak, the one who doesn't love anything will ultimately never live.
Hence in this world, everything needs to be in the right proportion. A perfect blend of things is needed to live a perfect life. We only love food which has all the ingredients in the optimum level, no one loves too much salty or sweet things which outnumber the required and tolerable levels. The same thing applies to life which must be balanced in each and everything in the right proportion, otherwise you would lose your value and life would lose its meaning.
JAI HIND, JAI BHARAT
अति का भला न बरसना, अति की भली न धूप।
Saint Kabir, catches up one more intriguing facet of the human's life. The problem of doing things in excess. Indeed, we all have the penchant to take things to excess. Some have a proclivity to converse in excess, some have the tendency to work in excess while some continue to take almost everything they do to excess and this is also one of the problem that continues to haunt us. But contrasting to that, not even doing things up to the normal standards is too a disease striking most of the human beings. Being a complete contrasting thing to the previously mentioned ones, some like to be excessively taciturn (up to the level of vexing others to the paramount form of anger, they can ever achieve) and some, most often the big procrastinators who don't even do the required things are too perennial around the world.
If we try to analyse the situation, then both the situations seem to be equally unjustifiable and must be truly denounced. If you are any one of the two mentioned people, sufferings are inevitable for you.
The one who speaks a lot loses his value, the one who studies a lot (caution:by this I means, the one who defies past all the normal or even exceptional standards to study) becomes fragile by body, one who devours too much, will lose his fitness, one who listens too much will lose his own sense, one who believes too much, will get duped numerous times, one who is credulous will lose his own things, one who rebukes too much, will never be loved and one who loves too much, will lose the value of his love, many more examples continue to throng the normal world but one thing is truly common, anything that is done is excess would surely be detrimental.
Now the one who doesn't speak at all will never be heard and will ultimately lose his/her value, the one who doesn't stand up for himself will often get subjugated, the one who doesn't study will become fragile by mind, the one who doesn't eat will lose his fitness, one who doesn't believe anybody will never get a friends, the one who always condone everything will be thought of as weak, the one who doesn't love anything will ultimately never live.
Hence in this world, everything needs to be in the right proportion. A perfect blend of things is needed to live a perfect life. We only love food which has all the ingredients in the optimum level, no one loves too much salty or sweet things which outnumber the required and tolerable levels. The same thing applies to life which must be balanced in each and everything in the right proportion, otherwise you would lose your value and life would lose its meaning.
JAI HIND, JAI BHARAT
JAI MA BHARTI
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