What do you think that what did we have experienced first? War, peace or love. This question is as tough as to decide who came first among a hen and an egg. If you read the international history, one can find number of wars and then lots of peace programs followed by them. Generally we think about peace only after noticing the economic and social losses we receive as a return gift in war independent of final result. Peace is nothing but a mutual understanding not to hurt anyone. This feeling of not hurting with an outline of caring is called as love in our language.
Either you can love or hate. There is no other such feeling in this world to bind everyone together. Love and hatred are two sides of a coin. Love never comes alone. When a patriot loves his country he starts hating enemy countries at the same time. Our parents teach us to make good friends and we learn to hate bad people. Our surrounding teaches us to differentiate good and bad and makes us mature. But no one teaches us to transform bad into good. Bad remains bad and sometimes it becomes worst. And our hatred transforms into a war one day. One of the popular US writers Bill Watterson once quoted “How come we play war and not peace?” “Too few role models.”
Nature had started this life with peace and it will end with peace one day if we don’t stop to follow war.peace.love! These days we are enjoying the love phase. We are sharing our creativity and technology on the international table. Nuclear deals and smartphones have a same birth rate. No Nostradamus is able to imagine our future. The government of USA is busy in destroying the monsters from past and making few for its own safety. China is running in its own race. Besides these peaceful activities the remaining world in between these two countries is sharing love and increasing cosmopolitan families. And our Indian ‘aam junta’ (common people) is hoping for the best and planning for the worst!
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