Escape from complex behaviour

Complexity is a pessimistic thought. It tells that “you are in a pretty bad fix”, “success doesn’t come to you”. It is a critical feeling that creeps up on us. There’s not a person around who hasn’t prescribed a degree of complexity at some time in their lives. A mind troubled by complex behaviour cannot focus on the course to victory.

Everyday, you have to work with people from different cultural groups. And every warden begins to feel complex if any excessive deal has been done. Clearly, a vicious envy-filled complex environment in our society which leads to inferior work output and wipes out the all round goodwill and relationship between family members, friends, colleagues and others with whom one spends the maximum time.

It is learned that very often parents or guardians take their children to the schools everyday. And every warden looks for the first bench in the class for his ward. If occupied, both child and guardian begin to feel complexed. Also, when school results are declared, some of the students secure the highest percentage while others fail the examination. As a result, complex strikes both the student and his protector.

More, Complexity affects our children greatly. They captivatingly study it in their parents. This results in the birth of false ideas in children’s mind about how the real world works and how to deal with it. This effect is called Habituation.

Habituation purely states that strong reactions rise weaker with stable exposure to the stimuli. How can we better, yet save the future of our country and our world? There has to be a way and the best answer to date is the new curriculum to change children views.

There should certainly be in anybody’s mind that complex behaviour changes children’s mind and in turn causes other long lasting effects as adults. Whereby, the behaviour of adults not only changes children behaviour, but also changes society in general because children eventually become the adults of today. Initially, things start out with the child just getting into minor trouble, but as time progresses their behaviour becomes inferior and complex.

In sum, complexity is one of the most severe problems that our country suffers from. It is a deadly disease. While cancer ruins one part of a person’s body, complexity is a sort of cancer that can wreck the whole body of the nation. Liberality is must for the people of the country.

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We must not disregard that our country is the land of great liberals like Ramakrishna, Buddha, Srimanta Shankardeva, Thiruvalluvar, Shankar Acharya, Kabir, Ramanuj, Swami Vivekananda and et al. We have to follow in their footsteps. Else, we will not be able to escape complexity.