Time, sole dictator

 Time, this four letter word is a powerful term which truly determines as well dictates our lives. Every milliseconds, seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, and years, that goes by, counts. Time which plays a very crucial role in shaping our daily lives and activities, is important for a school student till the managing director of any big firm. A homemaker works round the clock to complete her household chores, students have to submit their exam papers on time, again office goers need to be punctual, passengers have to catch the train as per time schedule, if a farmer is not cutting the crop on time then he’s also not realizing that he is wasting his own time. There are myriad such instances which indicates the importance of Time. Those individuals who fail to follow or realize the value of Time are bound to remain empty-handed. So, we all should respect and move with Time. Punctuality only shows that we respect TIME but seldom people pay heed to this reality as “Punctuality” has not much significance in our country.  To be late is a fad which is so religiously followed by every strata of Indian society. One need to learn to be punctual as it will make a huge difference in our lives and definitely will lead to fruitful results. Willaim Penn was quoted as saying, “Time is what we want most, but… what we use worst. The proverb teaches us that Time is like the flowing water which can never come back, hence we need to value every moment, every min, every second. Time waits for none, and if this statement becomes mantra of every individual then life would have been much easier and stress free. Therefore, we should never waste time as it is too precious and never comes back. Infact, Time has also earned the title of “Best healer’. In traumatic events, Time plays a great role in alleviating the agony and memories associated with it. At some point of our lives, we are deeply hurt and try several tactics to forget or rather suppress such painful phases of our lives. Nevertheless, with the passing time we gradually forget such painful memories and ultimately it fades from our mindset. This is evident of the role of Time as the best healer.