Discipline
(Introduction, Discipline in the nature,
Importance, How to learn, License and freedom, Conclusion)
We act according to certain rules and
principles at all educational the habit of action according to some rules and
regulations. To institutions, at home, in public life and everywhere.
Discipline is abide by these rules and regulations perfectly everywhere may be called
discipline. The word 'discipline' is derived from the Latin word 'DISCIPULUS'
which means disciple. It has also another Latin origin 'DISCERE' which means to
learn.
A society without discipline is like a ship
without a rudder. The whole universe governed by strict laws. The sun, the
moon, the earth and the planets move according to certain laws. Had there been
no discipline, in nature, the world would have been destroyed.
Discipline is of great importance in every
sphere of life. We can not prosper in this world without it. The peace or
happiness of a family depends on the disciplined conduct of its members. In childhood,
we do not know what is good for us. If we do as we like, there will be disorder
and chaos in the society. Consequently, we shall be ruined, A nation can not
rise if the people do not understand the value of discipline. If there is no
discipline in the schools, colleges, universities, we can not learn our lessons
well. Discipline is an essential condition for the progress of national life as
well as human civilization.
We must first learn the lesson of
discipline at home. The younger one should follow the elders. The educational
institutions teach dis-cipline. The students must listen to the teachers in the
classroom. In the battle field, every soldier must obey the commander. It can
also be learnt in the play ground. All the players must obey the captain.
Discipline implies freedom but not licence.
In the society, one can not do whatever one likes. If he does so, freedom
becomes licence. Obedience to rules does not make a person slave, it makes it
possible for him to enjoy freedom.
Thus, we find that discipline is necessary
in every walk of life. Indeed, it is the backbone of character. Those who try
to bring us under discipline are our friends. Those who allow us to do what we
like are our enemies. So, we should follow (cultivate) the rules of discipline
from the very beginning of our life.
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