WORLD DIFFERENCES

What are differences? 

The world is full of differences. These differences have started with the birth of life on earth. Some of these differences bring negative results. But some of these differences are essential to human life. 

 Kinds of Differences

We can identify many differences in the world. The following are some of the examples for them. Color bar, Cast differences, Generation gap, Party differences, Sex differences, Religions differences, Economic differences, Communal differences, differences in Flora. 

Differences Constructive in Nature

Sex difference is an example for positive results of differences. We can’t think of future without sex difference. We have been able to secure our future existence by reproduction thanks to male and female difference.  

Differences Destructive in Nature

Similarly some differences bring bad results. Religions differences are a classic example for this. The purpose of any religion is to direct people on the correct path. But people are religiously divided and are fighting against each other. Examples for these destructive developments are religious riots, communal riots, and the protests for equal rights for women and clashes between the white and black people and the political clashes. In all these clashes many a life is lost. 

 Conclusion

The reason for all these conflicts in the world is that most people look at these differences emotionally. People are normally prejudiced and think that only his or her religion, caste color, generation, party, sex or community is right and supreme. They do not respect other varieties.  They do not use intelligence to study these differences. Therefore if we want to resolve the problems we must use both brain and heart in looking at these differences. Then we will be able to see and understand the reality of these differences without prejudices. The day we learn to understand these differences in the right spirit using both our heart and brain at an equal ratio the world will be peaceful and a better place to live in.   

~ by arunipradeepika on March 2, 2008.