Who Am I

We all were taught some very basic concepts of society in our high secondary classes of Social Sciences, specifically in civics subject that "Man is a social animal….".An animal that is tamed by everyone to lead a social life otherwise whenever one will juxtapose it with the barbaric animals, one won't be able to differentiate. Socializing with the people is such a great hit in the society that all the latest of social events got it place on the very next page of the newspaper after the main headlines page; the whole page three of the newspaper is full of such social events. And 'Socialite' is now regarded as an equally respectable person as doctor and engineer.

Social networking sites are gaining so much of momentum in the mind of people that they spend almost two to three hours daily. Some people go to the extent of changing their picture daily for their profile on the social networking sites. We indulge in reading of 'about me' of the people on the social network that the 'about me' of ourselves get buried deep inside us. It is very addictive and turns out to be a labyrinth which has an entry point but no exit point.

But aren't we getting too much involved in all this and losing our own identity?

Aren't we losing so much time in social networking, that we don't get time for ourselves?

The answer is yes, we are getting too much entangled in maze of social networking that we spend all the time in knowing the fake personality of the people instead of realizing what kind of potential lies inside us. Sometimes that potential remains hidden just because we don't know it is present deep inside us. If who am I remains unanswered for the cost of just knowing who the other person is then it is big concern. Diamonds only dazzle if they are polished very well but if you are enticed by the gold that is present around you then you are definitely losing the diamond that you possess.
Polish your diamonds they will definitely outshine the gold present nearby.
Rajdeep Singh