Feelings of kindness, compassion, and forgiveness are dying in today's materialistic age. Everyone is troubled. They feel neglect, contempt, and insult among their own people, but they are unable to speak up. Who should initiate? Ego comes to the fore. Everyone thinks, "Let it go, what's my concern?" But everyone cares. Society cannot exist without support and cooperation. It cannot function. This is the height of hatred. Incidents like murder, rape, and terrorism continue to occur. This is a mental and social deformity. All living beings in this world—animals, humans, and nature—are God's gifts. We must preserve it. We must enjoy it together. This is life. The biggest problem is ego, anger, and superstition. People are misled into murders, assaults, and fights. Unnecessary illegal actions lead to lifelong court cases. Live with restraint and love. Respect one another. Don't harbor unnecessary illusions. Human powers are limited. Everyone is equal. Live life with a sense of equality. You will be happy.दया,करुणा,क्षमा के भाव आज के भौतिकवादी युग में मरती जा रही है. सभी परेशान हैं.उपेक्षा, तिरस्कार,अपमान अपनों के बीच महसूस करते हैं.पर बोल नहीं पाते.शुरुआत कौन करें? अहंकार सामने आ जाता है. सभी सोंचते हैं छोड़ो मुझे क्या मतलब? पर मतलब तो सबों को है.समाज बिना साथ,सहयोग के जी नहीं सकता.चल नहीं सकता. नफरत की पराकाष्ठा है.हत्या,मर्डर,रेप,आतंकवाद जैसी घटनायें होती रहती है.यह मानसिक,सामजिक विकृति है.दुनियां में सभी जीव ज़न्तु,मानव,प्रकृति ईश्वर का तोहफा है.इसे हमें सजा कर रखना है. मिलजुलकर साथ आनंद करें.यही जीवन है. सबसे बड़ी समस्या,अहंकार,गुस्सा,अंधविस्वास है.लोगों के बहकावे में आकर हत्याएं, मारपीट, झग़डे हो जाते हैं.बेवजह की गैरकानूनी हरकतों के कारण जीवनभर कोर्ट, कचहरी का चक्कर हो जाता है. संयम, प्रेमभाव से रहें.एक दूसरे का सम्मान करें.बेवजह का भरम ना पाले. मानव की शक्तियां सीमित हैं.सभी एक सामान हैं.समानता के भाव से जीवन जिए.सुखी रहेंगें.
Detailed explanation
Short summary:
The passage warns that kindness, compassion, and forgiveness are fading because materialism, ego, anger, and superstition dominate people’s lives. That loss breaks down social bonds, leads to violence (murder, rape, terrorism), and long legal and emotional consequences.I urges restraint,mutual respect, equality, and active forgiveness so society can survive and people can be happy.
1) What the passage observes
Moral decline: Basic human virtues — kindness, compassion, forgiveness — are weakening.
Widespread suffering: People feel neglected, insulted, and isolated even within their own families and communities.
Silence instead of action: Victims and those hurt often don’t speak up; bystanders think the problem is “not my concern.”
Ego and self-interest: Pride and selfishness prevent people from taking the first step toward reconciliation or help.
Materialism and superstition: The author links modern material focus and unreasoning beliefs to moral confusion and destructive behavior.
2) Causes named (and why they matter)
Materialism: When success and possessions become central values, relationships and empathy are deprioritized. People judge others by status, not humanity.
Ego/pride: Ego blocks apologies and reconciliation; it fuels competitiveness and resentment.
Anger: Uncontrolled anger escalates small conflicts into violence.
Superstition: Misguided beliefs can be used to justify harm or to manipulate people into destructive acts.
These factors make it easy for petty disputes to become serious crimes or social breakdowns.
3) Consequences (short- and long-term)
Immediate harm: Emotional pain, insults, and social exclusion.
Serious crimes: Murders, sexual violence, terrorist acts — the extreme outcomes of accumulated hatred and dehumanization.
Long legal & social costs: Arrests, court cases, ruined reputations, family breakdowns — consequences that last years or a lifetime.
Loss of social capital: Trust, cooperation, and mutual help decline; communities become fragile and isolated.
4) Moral/spiritual framing
All life is a gift: The text appeals to a view that animals, humans, and nature are sacred or God-given and should be preserved and cherished together.
Equality & limits of power: Reminds readers that human power is limited and everyone is ultimately equal — a basis for humility and compassion.
5) Solutions and prescriptions (practical meaning of the advice)
Live with restraint and love: Practice self-control, temper anger, choose loving behavior over reactivity.
Respect one another: Treat people with dignity regardless of status or differences. Respect reduces conflicts and fosters trust.
Give up unnecessary illusions: Stop chasing false pride, false superiority, or material illusions that distort priorities.
Initiate forgiveness: Don’t wait for the other person — take the first step toward apology or reconciliation. Small acts of forgiveness break cycles of retaliation.
Promote equality: When people act from the idea that everyone is equal, there’s less exploitation and humiliation.
6) Concrete actions people & institutions can take
Individual
Pause before reacting — take deep breaths and name the emotion.
Apologize when wrong; forgive when hurt — practice small, daily acts of reconciliation.
Build empathy by listening actively and asking, “What is this person feeling?”
Limit materialism: prioritize relationships and time over consumption.
Families & Communities
Teach children emotional regulation and respect.
Create safe spaces for victims to speak without shame.
Community rituals or regular meetings for conflict resolution and mutual aid.
Institutions & Government
Improve education on ethics, civic responsibility, and critical thinking (to counter superstition).
Provide mental-health services, mediation programs, and social support for vulnerable groups.
Strong but fair law enforcement combined with rehabilitation and restorative justice options.
7) Why beginning matters — “Who should initiate?”
I presses a practical point: someone must start. If everyone waits for the other, nothing changes.
Initiation can come from anyone: a humble apology from an elder, a community leader modeling forgiveness, a neighbor offering help, or institutions encouraging restorative practices. The person who initiates breaks the deadlock and models the behavior for others.
8) Final takeaway / call to action
Society survives on cooperation, mutual respect, and shared responsibility. Material success and pride cannot replace the basic human need to be seen, respected, and helped. By choosing restraint, practicing forgiveness, and valuing equality, individuals and communities can reduce violence, shorten court battles, and restore happiness. The change starts small — one apology, one act of kindness — and grows until the social fabric is mended.
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