5 Rules for life

The Picture of Society

Whenever I write a blog, I base it on my own research and experiences. I observe the world around me and the challenges people are facing. Then I share my findings with my readers. Here are 5 rules for life that can help you find peace and happiness in your life. Let’s explore each one.

Society is all of humanity. It includes people from all classes, castes, and backgrounds; it’s not just for a select few. What we see around us is a reflection of society at work. But these days, witnessing the serious issues happening within society truly concerns me. Are we inadvertently harming ourselves?

   I see that in many homes, relationships between spouses are strained, and siblings harbor grudges against each other. Movies and web series are poisoning minds with violence and cruelty. Should we really be consuming such harsh portrayals? A child absorbs what they see and hears and often mirrors that behavior. Criminal activities like theft and assault are on the rise—what kind of society are we building?

   We’re clearing forests to create cities. What happens when the forests are gone? What’s the point of a life where we can’t even breathe freely?

Modernity and Development

In this modern era, have we lost our way? Have we learned to fight ourselves, or are we just here to survive? The true essence of living is to do so with love and peace. While development has accelerated, it has also disrupted family ties, tearing children away from their parents. If you run too fast, you’ll eventually fall. Life is about living, not merely existing.

   Development has weakened our relationships. With transparency in relationships, divorces are becoming common. Trust is now easily compromised through technology. While change can be good, have we stopped to consider what we’ve lost?

   You may think you’re pursuing your ambitions, but true growth comes from expanding your knowledge. Remember, as rapidly as development advances, so too do diseases.

Religion and Politics

   This is a sensitive topic; discussing religion can be complex. Faith is personal, regardless of the religion. Unfortunately, politics often manipulates it. While it’s fine to talk about religion, using it to promote political agendas is wrong.

   I’ve seen politicians exploiting religion for personal gain. A politician shouldn’t comment on a specific community or religious text without their consent. Yet, political gains are often sought through religious manipulation. I remember when my parents taught me to respect deities; now, I see politicians using religion for their agendas.

   To benefit society, you cannot label any group as bad. Religion should remain separate from politics.

The Power of Determination

Determination is a unique power we each possess, and only we can gauge its strength. It’s self-created. Without determination, success remains elusive. Stay committed to your goals, and one day, you will shine.

   Everything happening in your life aligns with your thoughts; your mindset shapes your reality. Your brain operates based on your beliefs and recordings of your thoughts. Be mindful of what you think.

   For instance, I never say I’m sick. If you want to learn more, check out “The Secret.” Choose one intention today and stick to it. Determination is a mantra urging your consciousness to take action. Anything is possible if you commit to it.

Peace of Mind

No matter how successful or wealthy someone becomes, if they are ruled by their mind, they remain poor. Peace of mind is a divine state. When your consciousness awakens, you will perceive the world differently.

   If your mind is restless, you are trapped. Good and bad are illusions created by the mind, keeping you busy and distracted. It fears that stillness could lead to its end, opening doors to true awareness.

   To calm your mind, meditation is key—a topic we can explore another time.

By reflecting on these five rules, you can pave your way toward a more fulfilling life.