By default, we
set rules for ourselves to whatever we need to do by. From times to get up at a particular time in the morning to hours we spend studying a day, what we achieve at the end of the day to the quality of work that gets done. Sometimes we set rules for ourselves that we have been following for years together, ever since we were old enough to
follow any.
As much as they discipline and keep our efforts’n endeavours productive, they are made to be kept because they are required to ensure the productivity of a particular situation. Without them, the world would go haywire.
Without them, people with unwanted intentions of involvement would be able to hamper a process. They
allow fair ground to be established to be the basis of meting out punishment, giving credit and evaluating how one functions. But not all the time are they necessary. Sometimes we get so used to living according to
certain rules that it is indiscipline to follow them even they don’t serve our
purpose. We do something a certain way because that show its always done and its always "good" to do them that way. These rules only hinder us from moving forward and exploring new grounds.
We should base the rules that we follow on the need that exists for such a
Rule. The purpose of a rule though always remains the same-to enable us to achieve productivity in our efforts. When we don’t need one, we shouldn’t use one.
”Be a very normal, natural person in the universe.
Follow all the norms and regulations and rules in the society.
But at the same time, don't allow them to restrict or eat away the life inside you.
Don't be swallowed by these identifications.”
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