essay on dashain in nepali language

 

Discipline

The word discipline means the dignity of social, moral, religious, political, etc. rules and regulations or the act of living within that dignity. Ideal conduct and its observance are also kept within the discipline. Discipline is the most important highway of fellowship. Where there is no discipline there is no fellowship and where there is no fellowship there is misery. This fellowship is obtained from the regular operation of all living and non-living things.

The sun constantly strives to advance the course of creation by dimming its intense light as much as possible. It is always providing coolness by scattering its light on the moon. The wind is blowing in full force, and the rivers are flowing unhindered. The fire has not forgotten to burn and all the planets are constantly moving in their distance without rest - without hope, without destruction.

In the broadest sense, this activity of nature can also be kept within the perimeter of discipline, while the people created by nature also need to follow the path of discipline. Discipline comes to mind when you look at the bees that are fearlessly engaged in the collection of sweet honey, or when you see a swarm of ants walking in a row.

From an early age, the child learns how to deal with family members. When he goes out of the house, he comes in contact with people from different communities. There are various unwritten rules that he has to carry and if he does not follow those rules, he will be expelled from the group. What is clear from this is that discipline is such a beacon of light in the context of socialization, by the light of which man will be guided and protected. After entering school and college, he becomes more and more disciplined. Get to bed at the right time, get up at the right time. Discipline is also a river that provides a definite path to life, without which water cannot find a way out. That is why discipline is a beautiful and important jewel. Thus, not accepting the discipline of dealing with every aspect of life is like throwing an axe at one's own feet. Everyone should understand this fact well and get in the habit of staying disciplined.

Eating on time, getting to school on time, doing homework and classwork regularly, and treating friends and teachers well is all part of her routine. Even after completing school and college education and entering responsible working life, the need for discipline does not diminish, it only increases. Therefore, no matter what the field, no matter what the age, a person who is not disciplined can put himself in trouble, he can even make his family chaotic. What is clear from this is that not abiding by discipline is to deceive oneself, one's family, one's nation, and the world and deprive oneself of being beautiful and well-planned.

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