Being Human

In the current competitive world, everyone has to be on one’s toes always. The dynamic situations that one confronts daily demands one to be always alert to perform the job. Thus there is too much focus on the way we think and execute using our actions.

Charlie Chaplin, the greatest English comic actor was deeply moved by this fact. He couldn’t believe that people could become so materialistic that they had forgotten their human nature. 

This is what prompted him to say “We think too much and feel too little. More than machinery, we need humanity; more than cleverness, we need kindness and gentleness. Without these qualities, life will be violent and all will be lost.”


Indeed, if we look at the world which we are living in, it sounds very true. We really think too much and work like machines. We get up daily, caught up with many chores, don’t get to finish them, carry the burden to the next day and this goes on. We have forgotten to sense the joy of life and the nature's beauty. 

We have become more like robots which don’t have any feelings attached. The core that makes us human is lost. And as Charlie Chaplin rightly mentioned, life will be violent in such circumstances. 

Let us try and make our lives more meaningful & beautiful by becoming more gentle & kind in nature. Machines are important but let us not allow them to rule us. 

 

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