Relook to redefine

Relook to redefine

We come into this world as children, and after our birth, we are labelled with nationality, religion, caste, creed, and other identifiers. However, we leave as a mere body when we depart from this life. Between birth and death, we find ourselves caught in the turmoil of defending these labels. We adhere to societal norms, navigate positions in the workplace and society, and engage in a race, both in the real and virtual worlds, all while trying to satisfy others and prove ourselves. We become burdened with loans and responsibilities, and by the time we take a moment to reflect on ourselves and our purpose, the game comes to an end.

Now, take a moment to ask yourself: do these words resonate with your feelings? Is living such a life worth it, or can we redefine our needs to foster peace and harmony with others? In a world where wars are often manufactured for the sake of selling weapons, it is essential for individuals, not politicians, to spread joy, brotherhood, and peace. Politicians are usually preoccupied with their agendas—meditating on arms deals and filling their offshore accounts—so it falls to us to create a more conducive world for everyone.

M.L. Narendra Kumar

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