Kareesmaa: Are We Buried Under The Burden Of Pressure?

    • S M V Kareesmaa, class IX, Ryan International School, Kharghar
    • Publish Date: Sep 27 2019 4:12PM
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    • Updated Date: Sep 27 2019 4:12PM
Kareesmaa: Are We Buried Under The Burden Of Pressure?

Nature is the greatest teacher. We humans should be proud that we are a part of this nature. In order to learn from nature we must become a part of it, connect things and feel it. It is a hidden treasure with the key hidden deep inside us. We all live under pressure, be it peer pressure, pressure from parents or the pressure of your own expectations. Keeping a small piece of wood under a giant rock will smash in to pieces. We are all a small part of this world like the wood which when subjected to intense pressure smashes. It means that we too will get smashed when we are under pressure.

Humans often worry about things which are not in their control as they tend to live in the future rather than in the present. In the process they end up being pressurized. That the future is the result of what we do today is something which people have not been able to understand and often crack under it. Living in pressure just makes the situation even worse. So start thinking about your hobbies, your work and all those things that matter to you. The happiest person is the one who has work, contentment and no pressure in life.

Life is meant to be lived. Live it freely every day and make sure you make the best of every day in your life because once it is lost it will never come back.

 


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