“Buraa jo dekhan mai
chalaa buraa na miliyaa koy; jab aapan dis dekhiyaa mujhasaa buraa na koy.” I
started to search bad but found none. When I saw myself, found none worse than
me. Always see towards yourself. Do I know my duty as a son or daughter, father
or mother, brother or sister, friend, citizen, neighbor, servant or master and
so on? Do I perform my duty well? The answer is no. Then who am I to blame
others when I myself do not do my duty? “Chalani doose soop ke jisme bahattar
go chhed”. The sieve (having unlimited holes) abuses the soop (a circular
shallow shaped corn separator from husk or some unwanted elements, made of
bamboo thin bits having bamboo rim and which has no hole). The proverb has been said about a
person who has unlimited demerits but abuses others. This is normal practice of
these days. We are always busy in criticizing others and never look towards ourselves
Without studying deeply and without knowledge of any subject, I start criticizing
it. Sometimes, I speak unpleasant words about our ancestors, culture and epics.
Somebody criticize Lord Krishna about His ‘Rashleela’. But, they don’t know
that at the time of Rashleela He was only eight year old.
