A winner has to wait

Right from childhood, we have been taught that we are born winners. In fact, this is also biologically true.

Life is result of struggle. The very beginning of life is the result of a fight amongst millions of sperm penetrating the ovary.

This is a biologically proven fact that when one sperm, out of the other million fighting sperm, succeeds in penetrating the ovary, the process of cell division starts.

This process ultimately gives birth to an embryo, which is the foundation of a life. It means life itself is the result of a fight, and an infant is actually a born winner.

So, no need to get disheartened in an adverse situation. It is very motivational to get motivated by this fact that everyone is a born winner.

Does it mean that, being a born winner, one will win without making any effort? There is a catch behind this silver lining of a born winner. Being a born winner does not mean that you will remain a born winner forever.

Remember that you came to this world by winning a fight. It is true that an infant is a born winner, but to win forever in life , one must also learn to wait.

After all, a baby can not start learning in one day. A bud can not result in a tree instantly.

Fruit can not come off a tree quickly. Every action is guided by time. From similarity, it is true that everyone is a born winner from the moment of birth itself.

But to succeed in life, one must learn to give time to bettering one's skills. Being a born winner is good, but without practice, even this skill is useless.

A student having a sharp memory is good, but what if the student does not apply his skill?

Being a good warrior is good, but what is the use of that if that warrior gives up his practise and instead becomes about his skill?

We have seen that, knowing this fact, we are equipped with special privileges right from the beginning, but this does not mean that in life , we will achieve all things automatically.

A plant takes time to grow. Everything has to wait for the right time in order to succeed. Meanwhile, a natural winner must devote time to honing his craft.

A well-groomed, skilled man knows that when he applies his skill at the appropriate time , the desired result is bound to be fetched.

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Modern Day Governance: Fightocracy

There are numerous distinctions between humans and animals. One of these is that animals cannot consider the welfare of their society as a whole, whereas people can.

Animal was led by his animal instinct. This animal instinct is crucial for his survival.

This is why an animal cannot think about anything other than his own survival. However, humans can.

This is why feudal civilization has supplanted herd living. Monarchy has taken the role of feudalism.

The current type of government isdemocracy, which is prevalent in the majority of the world's countries.

Human civilization has worked hard to create a society that can provide for the welfare of an increasing number of people.

Idea of Democracy can be summarised in the words of Abraham Lincoln who once said, "Democracy is a rule of the people, for the people and by the people".

It implies that democracy is a system of government in which the welfare of the general populace is given top priority.

However, what we are observing is that these political leaders and parties have absolutely no regard for the interests of the general public.

People vote for their representatives with the hope that they will enact excellent legislation to improve their situation.

However, after being chosen by the people, these leaders lose their mission. When we examine a political discussion, all we perceive is a sequence of accusations and denials.

Right now, all the leaders and parties are competing to make each other look foolish. It appears that these politicians' principal goal is to win the election in order to advance their cause.

This is a very sad state of affairs in the country. It appears that the current style of governance is dominated solely by animal instinct.

The government is being driven by the fighting instinct. It appears that the fundamental form of governance now is fightocracy rather than democracy.

This combat culture pervades the country, whether in the centre or in the states. This is the sad picture , but true picture of current working of governance.

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