The Beauty and the Beast

The Beauty and the Beast

The Beauty in us admires the Beauty of others we like, whereas the beast in us mocks others we don't like, though they are beautiful.

The Beauty in us appreciates the person whom we like, whereas the beast finds faults with others whom we don't like

The Beauty in us is blind to the mistakes of those we like, and the beast is critical of those whom we don't like

The Beauty in us starts paying attention to those whom we like, but the beast in us never bothers to pay attention to those whom we don't like

The Beauty in us starts extending a helping hand to those we like, and the beast avoids those whom we don't like

The Beauty in us is gentle on those whom we like, but the beast is harsh on those whom we don't like

The Beauty in us longs to meet those whom we like, but the beast runs away from those whom we don't like

The Beauty in us is willing to change ourselves based on the needs of those whom we like, but the beast is rigid on those whom we don't like

The Beauty in us is biased toward those we like, but the beast is prejudiced against those we don't like.

In life, we have preferences and take sides, but this should not go to the extent of a beast becoming a vast monster. Very slowly, the monster will take control of Beauty and slowly start losing people around us. It is better to be neutral than to feed the beast in us.

M.L. Narendra Kumar

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