LEARNING TO KNOW THE CONCEPT OF SURVIVAL

In a morning discussion with a colleague about what’s so urgency about things all the time, I realized a grim fact about the change in human behavior over a period of time. It was hard to realize that the fight for survival which has been there since inception it has overcome all the other aspects of human societies and now we are all majorly just fighting for survival and the rest is our secondary priority.

This seems to be cruel though as it has its own diverse and vast effects on social norms, human behavior and ultimately the development of a nation as a whole. The basic philosophy of nature is to live in the present not in past or future. Reality is the present. It is all so clear and all so evident but one just has to sit down and think, all the answers are all around us. 

Birds are up and about to find their food for the day with the first ray of morning. They spend the whole day in search of food and as the sun is settling they return to their homes. They get their food for the day return home and are asleep as the sun goes down. That is the basic philosophy of belief. God has promised food for everyone He created. The birds can not carry food on their wings or store in their nests for a rainy day and may be when some day they don’t feel like doing any search they could just use their stored food. They are not fighting for survival in the sense to store the keep building any estate or empire.

I am sure it’s not like that with normal human behavior. In fact nowadays seems like a race for survival. This factor has surpassed all other thoughts and worries. We want to gather and store as much as we can. So are we going away from our basic rule of religion which is the rule of nature indeed? The success stories of nations and countries are based on their learning, believing and practicing the true spirit of nature. Live in present not past or the future. And off course if you do good in the present your future is to be good and when you reach there and look back your past would also be a memory to cherish.