The post talks about the quintessential requirement of insurmountable courage to divert the winds of
Change by sheer willpower.
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Evolutionary patterns of the society in all its facets , whether the social norms , the language , the behavioral standards , the artistic conscience , have always been improved upon , by unprecedented amounts of efforts by the humans. People who do not buy this idea , playfully call it INTERVENTIONS. This article is all about the role of deliberate interventions and whether they do good or bad , both apparently and in real terms.
Whenever life stops to a standstill, before getting swept away by the storms of change , it presents itself with a clear spectrum , of the choices which the people can select from . One of course is to allow the inevitable natural course to happen and other is to intervene.
The same thing happens with humans when they try to unfold and give meaning to each other’s existence which is mutually causing some effect on each one. They try to intervene to better shape it and carve out their little whims and fancies into a tangible and visible craft , which can give them pleasurable memories to cherish in the coming times. But at times these interventions take the other way round and turn into a disaster, having far reaching repercussions.
Even the most intimate relations are not despaired with. It somehow makes us realize that intervening wasn’t the right choice. As a patient species, we should allow the winds of change to take their own course and settle the sediment at the bottom. But as intriguing nature of humans forces them to take control of the situations where ever they are and when ever they are , courtesy the evolutionary patterns through stone age and ancient battles of supremacy, it is a bit difficult to be the part of passive standby watchers.
Hence what I promulgate is that even the history has shown that interventions come with a warning, humans should continue with the age old response to the dynamics of life. At least in the end they would settle with a regret free soul which never tried hard enough when the opportunity arose.
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