Era of Blindness

The Era of Blindness

We are living in 21st century-the era of blindness we can call it in one way for our people. Nostradamus has also said that Bharat will turn out to be the super power in the world. Could you see that prospect of Bharat? If no then you are erroneous and if yes then also you are mistaken in sense of nearer future. We people chase for very rapid progress but at the same time we are wiping out our footprints. Here I mean, we disregard our healthy and wealthy heritage. We are the sons of such a great nation who has guided and enlightened the whole world for centuries. It was Bharat only what has been the centre point of attraction for many foreign communities for years and years. That was the main reason that we have been victims of many attacks by the many communities from all over the world. The attacks continue even today in this era but all the time we follow the blind faith in others and we lose our golden inheritance day by day. Centuries back it happened in some dissimilar ways and today it’s happening in another way. Why don’t we care for our affluence, our heritage? This indicates that slowly and gradually we are moving back towards our past. If you get a product with the logo of other foreign country then you feel privileged unnecessarily and you don’t worth our own products. The world is using our ‘Ved’ and ‘Upanishad’ and all other resources as the reference for their researches. For example Aayuraved, foreign countries are awakening to hold the benefits of our Aayurved, but we….! We feel that it’s not highly preferable. In fashion we blindly follow the trends of others. In food we don’t be much cautious about our dishes where as other nations have become alert about the side effects of junk food. Others are being crazy for our things but we are not. Where shall we end up this blind run-way. Don’t you feel that even in new year celebrations we are giving more weightage to December-end celebration compared to ‘Diwali-new year’?
Let’s make it a new resolution to stop running a lamb’s race and to tread our own way in our own style.

--NIKHIL JOSHI
(Chief Editor, ‘e-patra’)
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