Adjudicated Parallels

The greatest enemies of a person are the ones in his close quarters. He does not have to look far. These friends turned foes can inflict a great harm on him. Often, the victim is a renowned, acclaimed and a honored person. I can share about some. A well known star from the entertainment industry was privy to this situation. His retinue of professionals sought to mar this person's reputation of being a maven. To be precise, they called his composed lyrics a sham. This was not true to a great extent, as this exists in every celebrity's songs. Moreover, there was a great propaganda to defame him. But he bore it all. It affected his record sales, though. Another person depicted in the classic literature is Julius Caesar. His own friend, Brutus, killed him and Caesar never expected this from such a close confidante. Also, Jesus Christ was betrayed into the hands of his murderers by his own disciple, Iscariot, as he knew where to find Him. People need not look for foes among s

The moment you are overwhelmed with love for kinsmen, it shouldn't be necessarily acted upon. The fact that a lavished love can spell doom to your tranquil surroundings or barter peace for their ends can very much be on the cards. There are many noted examples of such behaviour among kinsmen of renowned and famed people. There was one celebrated poet known for his prowess in the vernacular language. His ancestors yielded to their heart's desire. They welcomed many kinsmen with their families to live in their palatial house. Slowly, things started deteriorating and the peace in their house was gone. Many metaphysical happenings too impeded  the house owner's family's success and health. Had they been vigilant before, the debacle in their family's fortune would be averted. The brazenness made sure that the celebrated person's work too was affected- though for periodic bouts. Be accommodating to your kin, but there needs to be a limit. Never cross limits and bri

There exists a mezzanine level in a building as sure as the same in life's frailties and inclinations. Though people identify themselves with discrete longings and groups, this is prevalent everywhere. The observers just do not get it right. And this is sober. Not everyone is classifiable. To get this straight, imagine the rift between feminism and misogyny. Not everyone can be classified as a misogynist or feminist. It depends on the person whom he meets. He develops prejudice on these impressions. Later, on account of observing the oppression of women and their libertarian lives, he can be christened as a bit of both of these groups. There seems to be a clarity in such grouping. Never can people be labelled as such. There are various kinds of demographics they can be listed with. Hence, group people based on their individual habits and not on the discrete labels. These tend to beguile everyone into totalitarian principles. A broad-minded approach works.