Education and career is
an evitable part of human life. Generally, people born, pursue education and
enroll in work as a lifecycle. This is the common mindset people used to have.
The whole life is working to make a better life. The destiny of all sort of thing
is material prosperity, the Money. The community and society also have
encouraged toward it. Students are growing in a similar mindset from their
childhood to reach the destiny, a destiny of better living. The purpose of life has
been overwhelmed by this philosophy of society.
In the middle of the
entire chaotic, influencing world, one has to find his goal, the purpose of
living. Identify of anything is determined by its purpose. The purposeful
dedication and enrolment in a particular area of the world determined who
he/she is. The working, lifestyle, planning and attitude of people reflect
where he/she is moving. Generally, we all know everything in this universe has
purpose and nothing has made without purpose. The whole research and study of
this universe based on this principle.
Student life is the
valuable time of finding/determining a purpose or we used to call a career with
growing in appropriate education. The whole life of reaching a destiny is based
on the things you have learned and adopted at the time of educational study
period. As per Christian philosophy, all the people or follower of Christ has
been called with a purpose. They are to walk by the will of God. To glorify the
father is the purpose of Christian living. We do see a difference in Christian
students.
The job of a student is
to qualify oneself with the knowledge, skill, and capability to make a career
which will glorify God. They are to be counseled, motivated and guided in a way
that they could walk in the way they must walk. The fellowship, the parenting
and scriptural foundation is a medium to grow accordingly. Let’s work together
to qualify and purify fallen man into a fruitful man before God with reaching
an appropriate career with an appropriate education.
By
Rajeev Shrestha, Pharmacist,
CGF
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