Running away from problems don't solve it shatrughnan

I loved the sentence. Many people want to run away from problems. They believe if they go away problem will solve itself. No never. Bharat has done the right things till that point. But running away from raj dharma in the name of guilt not acceptable. If he wants to make amends he has to perform action. If he wants to break parampara of vachan palan his action has to set parampara of trust and respect. For that he has to rule.in life also we will be faced with situations which we do not want. Unpleasant event for which we are not responsible. Crying doesn't help. Only affirmative action helps. Problems has to be faced head on to solve them.

Originally posted by: aditi97

Beautiful post as usual

Well put !

Cribbing and crying about anything doesn't help..

If u feel something is going wrong, take actions to correct it..

Today my heart went for Bharat but my mind was with Shatrughan.. It's always said listen to your heart, but it depend on which context we r talking.. Sometimes being practical helps more than being emotional ...

@antika yes suicide is something where we run from problems. And I agree to Bharat's point that he is not stable emotionally. But he needs to know Ram has trusted him. Ram his brother and if he runs away it is like proving Ram wrong. So he has to hold himself. @aditi yes I could understand Bharat's feelings. But Shatrughan was practical and each of his sentence were hard hitting. Bharath is in past, while Shatrughnan is in present

@Shruthi: Good post. Yes, ignoring the problem is never a solution for it. The magnitude of the problem increases as the distance increases. Its better to face it when it approaches.
I know many students who take leave on the day of exams, the paper will be arrears for them. They can't get the degree, till they complete it. So during the final sem, they end up with cumulative arrear papers which becomes difficult. So its better they appear for the exam, even though they can't pass the exam they can understand how the questions will be and can prepare accordingly.

Shatrughan seems to be more practical and a decision maker who was simply admired by the Guru Vashisth.

The actor playing the role of Shatrughan (white phosphorus) portrayed the emotions quite well. My appreciation to both Sujay and actor playing shatrughan role.

@Ramya you bought a good point. I was thinking of examples. Actually in our office there is certification exam. It is tough but we can have 3 attempts in a year. What I generally do is take first attempt, I know sure will flunk but get an idea of questions. Prepare for the second attempt properly as you have a fair idea how questions are asked and then clear certification.

@Shruthi: As I mentioned before, this is the lesson I was taught by my teacher. I always remember her, one of the gems I have come across in my life. She told me to participate in inter-collegiate competition when I refused the same. Life is full of practical exams, face it and we will have fun even though we fail in it.