Today, a thought that came to my mind regarding the generations we live. Generations after the generations, people come and go, they live and die, leaving behind someone else to continue. The ones who continue, also die some day leaving someone else to continue. This goes on. No matter what you do in your life, either you had lived a normal life or you have achieved equal to getting "Bharat Ratna", which is highest civilian award in our country, we have to live with a generation who is new to us. They are the future of our family and we nourish them whole of our life and expect them to keep our values alive after we die.
This thought came to my mind when I was watching the movie "Baghban" in which the generation gap was very much shown with, I believe , a bit more negative side. But the lesson to convey was, did the older generation face lesser challenges in their life than the current one? Is the role of current generation's skill more important than their parent's hard-work in making their children capable enough to live a better life? Does the accommodation and lively hood of parents become a topic of such an extra-practical concern that they have to stay separately and not together?
In my opinion, it becomes the duty of any generation to compromise with two other generations, the one older them and the one new to them. Its true that the Generation Gap is a valid issue with everyone but this should be easily handled and adjustments are to be taken care of from each sides. Everyone should understand that other should not compromise too much, otherwise they will feel inferior.
So, if we are living this life, and we have to live it because change is the law of nature. So the question that arises here is, when people are getting born and they die one day, what is their that remains generations after generation. The growth and decay of human values is not a one day process. It takes a very long time and effort. The money, monuments and property, they all come to an end one day, then what is that something that we preserve. According to a survey, a person is not able to spend more than 10% of what he earns in his whole life. What about the rest money? It is kept for coming generation. The next generation also does the same. This continues.