DREAMS & DESIRES

The studies of  Dr. Abdul Kalam shows that dream is not what we see during our sleep, it is something different that does not let us sleep. We often heard somewhere that in order to succeed, the craving for success ought to be more prominent than the dread of disappointment. Now a day’s where everybody has a dream. Students also continuously hear that life is about living one’s desires and dreams. I think it is the main point where the problem actually existed. Sometimes we link desire with dreams and also confused between them. Parents expect from their children to be successful and then pressurize their children with expectations that are filled with parental unsuccessful desires. And they completely ignored their children’s dreams. Children begin to dream about their parental desires. My opinion is that true education teaches the understudies to differentiate between desires and dreams. Qualified institutes and teachers open the eyes of their children about the injustice they do with themselves. Experienced teaches their children that desire is like a craving for something and dreams is like hunger (a basic necessity to live). Craving for food may change at any time and will never fully satisfy. A craving can replace any time, but a dream is like a hunger that cannot be filled without proper nutrition.

CONCLUSIONS:

At the end of these studies, it can conclude that the main difference between dream and desire is that the dream is what we make for a group, and desire is what we build for ourselves. Good schools and homes should not any confusion about the difference between desires and dreams.