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Every one of us has, in due course of our lives, heard or said many phrases relating to the wastage of time. ‘Don’t be late, don’t waste time. etc. are some of the oft-repeated words.
These appear foolish to those who believe that all that is happening or will happen in the future is pre-ordained. For the delay in projects or preponement of them is all for the best. They hold the opinion that all that is happened is for the best. These people see the silver lining even in the darkest period of human life.
Time is relative. For two sets of people living in the same time span, the pace of time may appear different. It may be slow for a person waiting for his beloved and fast for those on their way to an interview. For a prisoner, the time will crawl, while for a businessman, the time flies.
Another quality of time is that everyone measures it by their own standards. What may appear as a wastage of time to one person may be a time usefully employed for others. People pursuing material gains look at people involved in aesthetic activities as wastrels and fools and vice versa. Similarly, those engaged in literary activities may view physical acts like scaling a mountain or sports as a waste of time. In other words, one man’s meat is another man’s poison.
The great spiritual leaders like Nanak, Buddha, etc. have therefore broken through this time web before embarking on a path of Nirvana. This means that they have attained a stage where regulations of time and space do not matter.
On a plane of clear analysis, we will discover that it is not the humans that waste time. It is the time that wastes humans, who slowly grow old and finally die. The continuous cycle of birth and death is a testimony to this fact.
Every one of us has, in due course of our lives, heard or said many phrases relating to the wastage of time. ‘Don’t be late, don’t waste time. etc. are some of the oft-repeated words.
These appear foolish to those who believe that all that is happening or will happen in the future is pre-ordained. For the delay in projects or preponement of them is all for the best. They hold the opinion that all that is happened is for the best. These people see the silver lining even in the darkest period of human life.
Time is relative. For two sets of people living in the same time span, the pace of time may appear different. It may be slow for a person waiting for his beloved and fast for those on their way to an interview. For a prisoner, the time will crawl, while for a businessman, the time flies.
Another quality of time is that everyone measures it by their own standards. What may appear as a wastage of time to one person may be a time usefully employed for others. People pursuing material gains look at people involved in aesthetic activities as wastrels and fools and vice versa. Similarly, those engaged in literary activities may view physical acts like scaling a mountain or sports as a waste of time. In other words, one man’s meat is another man’s poison.
The great spiritual leaders like Nanak, Buddha, etc. have therefore broken through this time web before embarking on a path of Nirvana. This means that they have attained a stage where regulations of time and space do not matter.
On a plane of clear analysis, we will discover that it is not the humans that waste time. It is the time that wastes humans, who slowly grow old and finally die. The continuous cycle of birth and death is a testimony to this fact.
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