NATION AND MEANING: You and I and our Collective Totality
Part-3
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I believe, as I already mentioned, that it
is the message of self-reliance that we must ponder over. In order to make
sense in its content, every message must mean something to us personally. This
personal connection can take any message to its intended goal. The question is,
are we capable of invoking any personal connection in the young minds of India
with the old tale of the British versus the natives? Projecting self-reliance
upon the young minds of India, one may create significant output beyond
immediate profit. Channeling our discourses towards a new and improved
psychological spiritual goal would enable the young minds of India regain its
passion for nation and their own existence. This will in turn strengthen the
presence of meaning in their lives.
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The first thing every young person looks
for professionally, after a college degree would be opportunities. Either as
artists or as skilled laborers without opportunities one may succumb to
terrifying levels of fruitless struggle and depression. Instead of waiting for
opportunities, some are ready to take risks and create a sense of fulfillment
from opening new venues of activity. Imagination and creativity are two
scarcely used commodities in the Indian politico-economic context. If
someone employs these two, affiliating one's sense of purpose with 'conscience'
to borrow a terminology from Thoreau, one will be rewarded on a personal level.
These personal moments of fulfillment are sure to uplift the confidence and
productivity of a nation as a collective totality.
To be contd.
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