Tuesday 19 April 2016

Dependence

We hear constantly that we need to take charge of our lives. But at every step since childhood, we are taught dependence, on parents, family, siblings, teachers…and then we become dependent on our peers and later, during days of courtship and marriage on our spouses. It does not end there. There is a natural dependency on children as we grow older.

I am not making a case for dependence here. I am only trying to point out that it is not easy to get out of the stage of dependence unless we become aware of every sign of dependence and try and reverse it immediately, constantly training ourselves to consciously take charge of our choices and exercise them with caution and intelligence.

Surekha Kothari


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