How many mistakes have
we made so far in our life? How many are we going to make in future?
Errors are constant
followers of our life.
Errors happen as we
think, speak and act. So the only way to avoid errors is not to think, speak
and act. But that is not life.
Reclusion is not
living. It is escaping from the struggle to overcome failures.
We are not to run away
from errors, but to overcome them.
Errors are like humps
on the roads. However careful we are, we are to drive over to go forward. If we
are careful, it will not cause any damage. If we are a reckless rash driver,
jumping over the hump will be dangerous.
Whatever be the case,
we have to run over it to move forward.
There is no life
without errors. So we have accepted the dictum ‘to error is human’. There is
always a provision for error correction.
The presidents of
nations may think, speak and act erroneously. But if they accept the error and
decide to correct it, the citizens of the nation forgive them. The President is
human.
The walk of a person is
a balancing act. It is not an act of expertise. Look at those who walk on the
ramp during fashion shows. They walk in an unusual way called ‘moon walk’. Is
it an expertise or balancing act?
Even the usual walk of
people is a balancing act. If we miss the balance, off we fall.
Life is a balancing
act. If we miss the balance we are to error. Life is a balancing act between
the correct and the incorrect.
There is nothing like
an error free life.
The tragedy is that
until we think, we cannot know whether it is correct or error.
Until we speak, none
can say that it is correct or error.
Until we act, it does
not become correct or error.
We think to think the
correct; we speak to speak the correct; we act to act the correct. But there is
always something that makes some of our thoughts, speech and action erroneous.
An error is only an
unfit for a particular situation. It may not be an error always and everywhere.
As everything in this world is relative, error is also relative. An error in
one situation may be correct in another.
There is no permanent
error or correct in life.
No one commits errors
for the sake of doing an error. None sins for sinning. It proved an error after
we did it with a good intention.
So errors of the past
were the correct of that time and situation. We did it with good intention.
Somewhere, somehow we missed the mark.
All arrows of a hunter
will not hit the mark. Some are destined to miss the mark.
If we have done an
action in the past with a good intention, let it not be an error for us. We did
right.
Let us console us with
this thought and move forward to think new, speak new and act new.
Further reading:
Professor
Jacob Abraham
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