We usually seem to crave for the name, fame and recognition. It is natural, however, we may misguide our self as if going towards boosting our ego. Mystically, the thoughts and the ideas, which we keep, are more important than we are.
The recognition of our thoughts and ideas reflect in our work, if the work gets recognition, we do not need to beg it. It needs an effort to understand this mystic aspect of our life.
However, this does not seem the originality of one’s thoughts, the creativity if not individualized may influence the person’s free will that one may not understand it. This very influence may also suppress one’s creativity, as the creativity in its original form seems to be one’s emotional maturity, as similar to one’s age.
The emotionally immature person feels happy not to be different, simply because others accept his or her self assumed individuality, seems to the individual as one of the of the easiest, fastest and simplest possible ways for getting this acceptance that again is self assumed recognition.
If others accept one’s individuality, one may be very pleased, but others merely remembering one’s name seem the acceptance for which one may even ignore one’s individuality as originally one is, it is still not recognition of one’s creativity. We have to learn to recognize it within ourselves, then by knowing that how we know and recognize and find it within we can find it in others.
Otherwise, while feeling the lack of something and or not giving proper recognition to others for their creativity, originality and the individuality simply makes us a sick person, who cannot have the healthy sense of equality, the highest level of health at body, mind, heart and soul level in a holistic level-all as one as we call it "I", but in a different way.
You see it is the way of equality, yaw the sense of equality enabling us to serve others, otherwise performance of duty is well done even by the actors, and they are not the real heroes as we consider the Mother Teresa as one of our ideal example. Thanks!
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