People's illusion

2075-05-10

Once Abrham Lincoln said, "You may fool all the people some of the time, you can even fool some of the people all of the time, but you cannot fool all of the people all the time." How powerful experience he collected and expressed for the human beings of the world. The same thing happens all over the world in all sectors of human beings, maybe in politics, education, community or other fields. Most of the human beings have misconception that they are always right and do nothing wrong. Sometimes they live in their rooted illusion that they are sheltering to others but don't know that they have been victimized due to their performance. Even they are in the illusion that they are acting as a crane which is saving the sky overturning his legs into the open sky. They claim that are the most democrats and do best for their organizations and followers but forget the regulation and welfare of the institution. For the sake of their own easiness, they do even the illegal activities and make their henchmen hover them.

Everyone has to realize that still waters run deep. It has strength to prove how mighty it would be. Therefore, everyone should not underestimate to others' skills, ability and performance. It's paradox that a human being blames to other but forgets that he is being backward due to his own poor performance. If he remains tact all the time and performs accordingly who can challenge. Instead, he can challenge to the concerned authority. Therefore, everyone has to know how strong he is. His strength is measured by the performance of the students if he is at school. It's bitter truth that no one can teach anyone else. One can only guide others but not teach. If the learner is wholeheartedly devoted to learn no one can stop him to achieve the goal. Dhanajaya Sharma, the head teacher of Gynodaya Secondary School was garlanded of shoes but he had been able to flourish his school with his devotion and known as an expert of education. If anyone forgets him, it will be injustice for the sake of education. He increased the number of students from 300 to more than 2000. Shouldn't we salute him for his performance?