Ignorance is not Always a Bliss!

 

We can see a green plant inside a window because the light is making it visible. What's behind the plant? We don't know and why take that care to know. The other only visible thing we see is shadow of the trees outside the window. Our behaviours are somehow exactly similar to the two views of the same picture. We don't want to see light extending to whole room, intentionally because what we see in existing light, i.e green plant is enough. So this behaviour of enoughness to what we know restricts us to have more light in life.This only let's us see the apparent, like the shadow of a tree outside on the glass of a window. As a result, that shadow can become big enough to even stop the existing light which helped you to see green plant.Even that becomes darker or hides.So we really need to understand the root of this behaviour.

In general it seem lack of education but when we go deeper it's actually the minds, it's with the thinking process. It's like someone wants to tell you it's day but you persist on believing it's night. Is it ignorance when you you reject or say no to something you don't know? 

There could be many reasons to stay on your stance but the most prominent is to think that what you know is right. Other's opinion is not even respected because you straight away reject it! This attitude is called "arrogance". So can we say that arrogance brings ignorance? 

To know this, let's listen to this story, where a ruler was so unjust in land because he believed that he owned everything because of his wealth, even humans around him. But all of a sudden,one day came when his wealth started to be of no use because of natural disasters one after the other. Until the day when he was left with nothing and became the victim of a disaster himself. 

After reading this story what are your thoughts regarding "Ignorance"? Isn't it intentional?