IT'S ME THAT MATTERS

See how callous our people are when they park their vehicles as they attend the  worship on 19/08/2018. They are not prepared to provide space for those who come after them. They do not mind wasting the space for another vehicle. All they want is to get off without hindrance. It is the true reflection of our own self. We don't learn despite the calamities that are upon us relentlessly.  What prevents us from taking care of others who are in need?

The attitude is an eye opener.

It is 'I' , 'I', 'me', 'me' and 'mine' and 'mine' alone. 

Yet another selfish attitude that baffles me is the hostile nature of several worshipers. Though men too are at it the ladies have majored in the art. They keep their bags, books and umbrellas adjacent to their seats on the bench or the chairs next to them. They are truly concerned on securing their possessions safe up somewhere and  are not placing them on the floor to  ensure that  the dirt is kept off. May be they don't like anyone sitting close  or next to them .

I think they all must read 'Gitanjali' by Rabindranath Tagore. 

 Seems people will never learn.

They may when they become refugees in their own land like what has happened to our brethren elsewhere overnight or out of the blue - I mean when the deluge strikes at them.

It will then be too late .