Satisfaction

2/18/2010 Shayoni Majumder 1 Comments

The thing which most of the human beings do not get in their whole life is I think satisfaction. This is a thing which everybody wants and simply run towards it to achieve it but as they run towards it, it goes away from them.

It is not easy to achieve satisfaction. This is because of the natural human tendency of wanting more and more, more than what we deserve.

Some times come in our life when we feel happy, or we feel that everything is all right. Then after some time we begin to feel that everything is not fulfilled. We want more things to happen which will make us happier.

Now, there are many deeds and works which when done doesn't make people satisfied, like, for many people - making money - biggest thing which make people crazy, for a writer - writing a piece of literature, and for social workers - doing good for people.

In some instances of life satisfaction must be there and also there are some in which satisfaction should not be there at all.

Let us take the first case. It is said that

Everyone should feel satisfied with what they have.

God has not made everyone of us equal in all respects, whether in concern of wisdom, or intellect, or possessions or anything else. And everyone of us doesn't have the ability to accept this strong truth of life. Here is the point where grows the dissatisfaction. Satisfaction makes ones life very joyful, life becomes smoother. So to get these all everyone should remain satisfied with what they have. I know that it is not so easy but also it is not too difficult. For this we must have the tendency of compromising in the situations where it is required.

Now, what about the second case? It opposes the saying mentioned above. Life is a long journey which should not go in vain. So many things should be there which should not have boundaries, should not have limits, like knowledge, we should not be satisfied with what knowledge we have, we should grow it more and more, and like doing good to the mankind, this feeling dissatisfaction that what noble deeds we have done is not enough, only will serve the mankind.

Here, I conclude that