Believing in goodness &  practicing goodness is the key to happiness. What is good and what is bad is not judged by mind cause there will be always be a justifications produced by the mind which are situational and convincing. Practicing goodness is the matter of heart. Our heart is the judge which tell our consciousness if something is good or evil;, right or wrong  unerringly..

Goodness is rare while evil abounds… Goodness therefore is always subjected to persecution by evil… Evil people will ridicule goodness as naivety, foolishness or will misrepresent it as extremely cunning ploy by the person who practice goodness. They do not want to believe immediately that goodness can sustain or practicing it really make any difference. It is also seen that all worldly benefits go to people who employ wicked means and cleverness ( modern prudence) and that the benefits arising out of goodness are subtle, deeper and  far reaching. The struggle is intense but triumph of good over evil is assured.

Evil people skillfully spread lies about goodhearted ones out of jealousy, envy, competition and hatred. Good people therefore not only have to take the road less travelled but also fight against the malicious perceptions built by evildoers. Evildoers are characterized by eloquence of trivializing good deeds of someone , Evildoers unite easily while good people do not join often. Evildoers will usurp the opportunities where the good people could display their talents or wisdom. Evildoers will try every possible means to discourage good doers.

Practicing goodness is an intense battle with ones own self… without giving in to easy temptations or lures.. they sacrifice what is called Opportunities for a larger and loftier cause.. They cheerfully demonstrate  humanism, compassion and kindness at all places and at all times. They are straightforward and hard working …they are not god fearing but they love god.. Good people are gems on earth… the treasures of the heart , cherished and celebrated ..

Long live Goodness !!!!

                                                                                                 – (c) Manish ‘Pakhi’ –