Fable but true

Fables are not useless, imaginary stories. They may or may not be true accounts of happenings of miraculous things, but they do help one achieve miracles. For instance, the whole point in the power of faith, as Voltaire had said, is believing in what is beyond the power of reason to believe.

Fables are not useless, imaginary stories. They may or may not be true accounts of happenings of miraculous things, but they do help one achieve miracles. For instance, the whole point in the power of faith, as Voltaire had said, is believing in what is beyond the power of reason to believe.

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That means faith enables one to go beyond the so-called impossible means. No wonder, sages through the ages have told us that only the faithful can be the winners and the rest are left to rue. One can have faith in anything, not necessarily only in God. Having faith in one's own ability to overcome problems and do things with vision and determination can be as good as having faith in God. If you believe in the existence of God, then surrender yourself completely to God. But be sure that faith alone won't help you; you have to act too to please God!

If faith can move mountains, then why can't the faithful achieve even the most impossible things? The logic: Faith keeps you always on the positive track and your action and behaviour are directed towards an end that not only gets you success but also a great sense of achievement.

One must have faith to keep one's dreams alive.