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Humanity and Purpose

 Humanity 

 

what is it ? how is it matters ? Is really humanity exists? all these questions exists in our mind when we say a word "Humanity". 


 I will start this blog with a famous quote of father of nation
You must not lose faith in humanity. Humanity is an ocean; if a few drops of the ocean are dirty, the ocean does not become dirty.

 

Lets see some definitions to make it more clear


  With meaning it is more complicated to understand as there is not proof where humanity exists, is it inside our body or inside our surroundings or it comes with situation. When we check definition, the most common definition is "the quality of being humane" but question is is we all are not humans? Is humanity only restricted to Humans?. Can a tiger not show humanity by not eating his one time meal ?               I know all these questions needs a answer as humanity is not more than a feeling. We feel proud, we feel happy when we do something great. We give something, we see someone giving something makes us feel brilliant for ourselves. 

 According to some theories Humanity is just a human made concept as we posses much more feelings than anyone other living being. Here, A tiger can also show Humanity by not eating his meal for onetime but noone will be happy or feel proud on him but if a human not eats his one meal and gives his food to other, this act attracts a lot of attention. 

 

Humanity is different Languages 

 







Humanity is also not just a word but in it self its a definition. As the language changes definition of humanity is also changes. For ex - in hindi it is being human but in other it is human being.

But one thing amazing is that whatever the language is, what ever the country is, whatever the religion is, whatever the community is Humanity remains above all. 

 

 Why it is important ?

 Why humanity is important? Can't we live without it? The answer is we can live without it and also we can't live without it. In simple it is very important for our earth to save guard humanity. If we don't have humanity in ourselves - we lose all those trust which we have with our family, friends, relatives, animals and others. 

 

The story - RISE HUMANITY FIRST

 

As we all know, covid time is the tough time for every living being as it is not only giving lessons for live but also giving a new definition to humanity.  Nowadays its definition is save yourselves then think of others. Times are completely changed and i think this definition will soon erase the other definitions. I know it is not possible to erase it completely but what if 50 % of population starts following this himself or herself first definition. It would be a worst nightmare. 

 

In these period, mostly we all lost someone who had some values in our lives. Same happened to me when i lost my elder brother. His died when he was of 28. After his death, we realized his dreams were not limited to have a good life but he was more concerned for others lives. He always wanted to create an NGO for animals. 

 

Carrying forward the same vision, i am writing this blog for the first time. 

 

Purpose 

The purpose behind this initiate is to bring the positiveness and change in others life, in whatever way it is possible. 

 

Hope you like this blog, i will definitely post other blogs soon. Thank you so much!!

 

RISE HUMANITY FIRST   

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