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August 27, 2009

Dishonesty and lies

Filed under: Moral capabilities — ebed2pune5 @ 11:26 am

Some quotes on lies and dishonesty

A lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to put its pants on.  ~Winston Churchill

A lie has speed, but truth has endurance

To believe in something, and not to live it, is dishonest.
—Mahatma Gandhi (1869 – 1948)
 

People lie and are dishonest for many reasons

.Children lie and are dishonest out of fear that  the mother will punish them.In such cases we need to change our attitude which develops fear in the child’s mind  and have a friendly and convincing attitude that she will understand the problem rather than punish the child.

Some people lie and are dishonest completely inside ,outside and in  all possible  ways.We should avoid such people.This has been rightly said by   ancient minister Arya Chankya in his chankya neeti where he sites example of  Duryodhana who can not be changed come what may.

Some people lie and are dishonest just due to greed,selfishness and lack of good moral values.We should not despise or have attitude of looking down upon them but try to make them see the rightness of the issue so that they  atleast attempt to change.Its not easy to shift from dishonesty and lies to honesty and truthfulness.But we have to give the person the time .These people are not weak in character and mind.

Some people lie out of weakness of character.They prefer to hide behind lies and dishonesty.When people don’t  achieve their goals due to lack of skill,knowledge efficiency confidence they resort to lying and are dishonest.By lying and being dishonest,these people  get out of problem temporarily but get into deeper problem.Here people have to develop sympathetic and positive attitude towards them and pull them out of the situation.They do not wan’t to lie and be dishonest if given help and encouragement they do manage to come out of the problem.The time and patience will be required,the change will not take place overnight.

Aarti

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