Tuesday 27 February 2018

Immaturity


Immaturity can be a curse for those who seek happiness. I am sure that knowingly, no one would drive themselves towards unhappiness. It is the inability to see that one is on the wrong path and on a path that leads to grief and nowhere else.
What is immaturity? To my mind, it has many faces.
A tendency to be impulsive can be immaturity because it can tilt the balance between cause and effect, and balance in everything is the key.
Thinking only of your own comfort and disregarding the feelings of others is immaturity because true happiness is a derivative of the heart which works in two ways: give and take.
Living without morals and values is immaturity. Maturity is when you have your principles and responsibilities intact along with freedom.
Immaturity is when you don't know who is sincere and who isn't, when you get impressed by external facades instead of evaluating the inner core of people.
A lack of Ethics constitutes a big portion of immaturity, when you, out of your own unhappiness and dissatisfaction with your existing life, cause upheavals in the lives of others, when you let your petty ego mar beautiful relationships.
When you live in denial of your own weaknesses and refuse to be counseled. And sometimes, choose those to counsel you who have a hidden motive to come close, shunning those who love you and have wisdom to impart.
Carrying grouses over small issues and allowing this to distance you from people, without actually realizing that no one can be perfect and that only love makes imperfect perfect.
These are just a few. I am sure everyone will have points to add to these. And those who speculate on this subject will definitely be able resolve a lot of confusion in their minds.
Surekha Kothari

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