A question worth reflecting on:
If everyone copied their leader's daily routines --
If every individual in a society starts to follow the daily routine, habits, and working style of their chosen leader, would society rise or fall?
Would it evolve, or slowly begin to decline and disintegrate?
Would the lives of those who follow them become better than before?
Would they grow more aware, more responsible, more sensitive?
Or would they become weaker—more dependent, more indifferent, and increasingly insensitive toward others?
Would the lives of those who follow them become better than before?
Would they grow more aware, more responsible, more sensitive?
Or would they become weaker—more dependent, more indifferent, and increasingly insensitive toward others?
Progress is not guaranteed by mere powerful speeches and imitation alone.
The real measure of progress lies in whether such imitation strengthens individual conscience, makes individuals more aware, more responsible, and more sensitive - or does it slowly weaken their moral strength, quietly erode courage, and turn people into passive followers?
A society may appear orderly and disciplined on the surface, yet become hollow from within if people are stopped from questioning, discouraged from thinking independently, and taking inner responsibility for their own choices.
When leadership replaces personal conscience, and imitation replaces insight, society may seem to gain order temporarily - for a short while, but may lose its soul in the process.
Ultimately, the question is not just about leadership.
It's about blind faith - blind imitation and obedience
The question is:
To what extent is it justifiable to abandon one's own conscience and inner responsibility in the name of ideology, religion, or loyalty?
" Rajan Sachdeva "
Great...An eye opener article
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