Expansion on ' As you sow, so shall you reap'

AS YOU SOW, SO SHALL YOU REAP~!!!

We all know what happened with the tyrannical leader ‘Saddam Hussein’. He was a big terrorist just like 'Kasab Menon' who attacked the Indians. The hanging of Saddam Hussein ended the life of one of the most brutal tyrants in recent history and negated the fiction that he himself maintained even as the gallows loomed. As you sow, so shall you reap.

“As you sow, so shall you reap”, this is a great known proverb to everyone in today’s life. This proverb has great significance in everyday life. It means as the action is, so is the result. Man is responsible for the effect of his actions. It means you get good or bad fruit according to your good or bad deed. If the action is based on goodness, it will churn out only goodness in the long run. If the action has been evil, the outcome also tends to be evil.

    I have given you a negative example in the starting. Now, let me give you a positive example of Great King of Thailand:-

                       The former and late king of Thailand ‘Bhumibhol Adulyadej’ ruled his kingdom with non-violence and with great patience. On his death, every citizen of Thailand mourned for the king as the good work of the king towards the citizens impressed them. In return, the same work was offered by the citizens to the king. As you sow, so shall you reap.

One is punished or rewarded according to his own just or unjust deeds. So we have to be careful in our actions, a farmer who sows good seeds in the proper way good soil can expect a good crop. One who sows inferior seeds on unprepared ground will not have anything to harvest.

In the golden period of youth, if you sow the seeds of idleness, bad habits, you will reap nothing, but misery, hardship and humiliation: but if you sow the seeds of industry, patience, strong will, life will be bright and fruitful.

Those people who have succeeded in their work, excelled in their studies when they were young. Those people who failed to succeed simply sowed bad seeds when they were young.

    For e.g.;-

              Nowadays, many students get addicted to internet gadgets such as mobile phones, laptops, DVD games, etc. The harmful rays from these internet gadgets may harm the internal and external structure of human body. They may fall sick and sometimes the rays makes us feel uneasy. As you sow, so shall you reap.

Besides, good deeds endow us with a clear conscience thus making our lives smooth and cheerful. In short goodness will always bear goodness in our life.

    For eg.

            There are two boys. One boy is quite sincere. He studies hard and optimally uses his time in learning skills at school. There is another boy who is opposite of the first boy in all aspects. He loves pleasure. He just wants to have fun. Studies and skills learning don’t fascinate him. One can easily predict their future. The former will enjoy success and the latter will have regrets. The former boy sowed well and harvested a plentiful harvest. The latter boy did not sow well, and life did not yield his harvest. 

There are great persons in the world who sowed seeds in a very well manner.

They are Booker T Washington, Mahatma Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, Martin Luther, Albert Einstein, and Louis Pasteur, Helen Keller etc.

A hardworking person will attain success in life. A lazy man will get only failures. If students study well, they will get high marks and will secure a high position in life. If they are lazy and do not work hard, they will have to face failure not only in the examinations but also in life.

In this, one person gets punished and the other person gets rewarded according to just good or bad deeds.

So, make sure that you do good things and give good deeds to everyone and make sure that everyone must know this.