Monday 26 January 2015

Who decides our future-God or Karma?

Everyday I see kids coming unwillingly to the assembly at the starting of the day. This plight of absence of the students in the assembly forces me to think do they really not have time to offer prayers or do they have a difference in thinking in this criteria too..

I discussed this issue with the educators as well as the students. The adults believe that whatever we are and whatever we get totally depends on God’s wishes and blessings. So, it is necessary to offer Him prayers for the same as a mode of connection. On the other part, students who have modernized themselves believe in one’s own ‘Karma’. The opposition from their part is that we get everything on the type of Karma that we do, the hard-work which we do. The kids find it boring to attend the assemblies which follow the same old pattern. I have seen kids bunking the assembly for a last-minute revision. According to their mindset, a last-minute revision would help in scoring some marks whereas an assembly or a prayer would bore them no fruits. Scientifically opposing them, a last-minute revision would definitely help them score few more marks, but the mind which is tired due to exertion of studies would need a five minute break from the same to be fresh. This helps in maintaining the fluidity of answers coming up in their minds. So why not, for their own sake, students should relax their minds in the form of a prayer?


Also, the ones who do not believe in hard-work and only wish to move ahead only by offering prayers at different temples do not utilize their time in doing hard-work or good deeds. They think that God would listen to their prayers and make their life simple which contrasts the matter discussed ahead. This leaves the child confused  whether he should be as strong believer in God or Karma?

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