Explain the meaning of the following quotations and discuss their contemporary relevance. 'The senses deceive from time to time, and it is prudent never to trust wholly those who have deceived us even once.'
Introduction
The above quote provides us with practical wisdom that we should not make repeat the mistake of being vindimished from those who have already cheated upon us beforehand.
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Main Body
"It's always difficult to rebuild the trust once it's broken"
Trust is built over very long time equally if the other side is constantly breaking it as it is said 'probable of local Indian languages, it might take hundreds of minutes to build the past but just him then a minute is enough to break it.
Although rebuilding of trust can happen in some situation, with whom its broken, it is wise to always maintain some vigilance in relationship so as to avoid any kind of law.
Consider the case of Indo Utra War of 1962
India showed immense trust in china as a development partner in international affairs. India even signed panchsheel after indifference over border disputes. But as a consequence of trusty china wholly, India was brushed with destructive war.
However, not always this prohibitive attitude towards other is necessary. Because an its said To err is human, to forgive is divine, the set of many & forgiving can provide the other group to follow ethically. Therefore instead of going by such dictum, both & copies our emotional intelligence
Conclusion
Instead of going by such dictum, both & copies our emotional intelligence
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- Uses specific historical case study (1962 war)
- Mentions panchsheel principles
- Acknowledges the balance needed between trust and caution
- Reference to emotional intelligence
Sachin
Trust and Deception
Prudence in Relationships
Trust-rebuilding and Vigilance
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