Akash Mitra Analysis

Fourteen eons ago, in the dominion of Mahismati, every human was supervised by its gods or goddesses, and portrayed the most idyllic mankind; but amidst the many gods materialized a god with the most exquisite virtues of them all. His inner beauty and his sagacious mind provoked the most despondent spirits. Akash Mitra, the god of morality, was picturesque and quintessential, both physically and lustfully. He existed as a purist, as he himself knew that, but plumly, he was a shoddy one. Even the most exemplary purists make some blunders, but till this hapless day, he had made no omission, laying a hurdle in his communal correlation with the other gods and goddesses. No blunder for him in his undivided life? Would that endure for his unmarred life? He was an altruist, …show more content…
“Not at all! Everyone understands mistakes can be made by anyone and that mistakes help us learn. They are essential to growth and development in our natures. After all, no one is perfect. And as for perfection, it can be perfected even with mistakes!”, he explained. “REALLY?” “Yes, indeed, and me being the god of improvement, I want you to understand the only real mistake is one you don’t learn from, and I know you will learn a lot from this mistake of yours. In other words, this mistake was just a way for you to grow and improve! Isn’t that exciting now that you think about it”, he asked with a mild and gentle tone. “I guess so! Will it get better with time?”, he asked. “Listen to me, Akash. If light is a wave lapping against us; an ocean oscillating through illumination and shadow, then time is the tide, and it pulls a sea of light onto the shore, engulfing and flooding it. Then light recedes, taking with it what was left too near waves, and leaves the rest in darkness. In the same way, with time your mistakes will be forgotten, but what you learned from them will live on”, he said