get off at the nearest station
The longer it takes you to get off ---
more expensive and longer the return trip will be.
अगर आप को लगे कि आप गलत ट्रेन में चढ़ गए हैं,
तो जल्दी ही उतरने की कोशिश करें।
उतरने में जितनी देर लगाएंगे ---
वापसी की यात्रा उतनी ही महंगी और लंबी हो जाएगी
Truly an eye opening analogy.
ReplyDeleteNaturally, when we are traveling, the moment we recognize that we are following the wrong road, or we took an incorrect turn, we will try our best to immidiately correct our course so we may reach our destination without wasting time or other resources. The more time we take traveling in the wrong direction, the longer till we reach our destination.
Unfortunately, for me at least, I have noticed that this same logic doesnt always apply in my life. Sometimes, if I make a mistake and follow the wrong path, I feel sad and stay on the wrong path for far longer than I should. The logic said in the quote above doesnt seem to apply. It is said that , " Sin is the harbringer to more sin." This simply means that if we sin, the next sin will be easier to commit. This trap keeps us glued to the wrong path for longer than we should allow it to.
This is the trap that we must work hard to avoid. If we make a mistake, it is critical to self - reflect, analyze , and then MOVE ON. Relating this to the quote, "get off at the nearest station."
Thank you for sharing Ji!
Thank you Damandeep ji
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