WHO IS RIGHT?

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Who is right? when does this question arise in your mind? Is it during a debate or in a judgment. The list may extend inevitably but who is right? . Does the person being kind mean that they’re always right or the one who is rude tend to be wrong always?. Now consider an example in which a child is eating an ice cream along the roadside , a busy and compassionate person who walks by on the other side of the road cherishes the way the kid eats it and smiles at the kid’s reflection on the stagnant water . As the man walks by he saw a truck heading towards the kid and with no negation he rushed towards the kid for a rescue mission but the child got terrified by the man’s action to save and ran away from the place. Now think whether the child’s action was right by running away without knowing that the man was trying to save his life in fear of insecurity?  

Now, consider the situation at a school where the teacher punishes a student who fails to do his  homework. Whether the teacher was right by punishing him, so that the student would get a chance to realize his mistake of not doing his homework or should the teacher dealt the student politely.

At times we should look what the situation is , analyze what is needed and react accordingly rather than thinking who is right? So, it is better if we begin our thinking with the idea of  what is right instead of who is right .


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