He, however, failed and I learnt a lesson - it is not God who will show us the way, but we who give rise to and are responsible for each and every action and reaction. If today's youngsters trust their own potential and constantly work towards bettering themselves, blind worship will become unnecessary. Following one's instincts He feels strongly that people have a tendency to follow the herd instead of contemplating and planning their independent moves. I, too, was highly impressed after reading about the lives of great scholars, thinkers and leaders, but at one point of time, I realised that everybody had committed mistakes somewhere in life like any other common man. It is better not to have idols.
Idol worship is actually idle worship.
It is better to learn from ordinary lives. I strongly believe that people have to start believing in themselves and stop borrowing crutches for support. Simplicity is his mantra Khairnar feels that today's generation has all the opportunities. They don't have to follow their father's footsteps to make a career. If they look beyond their own backyards, there is a big wide world waiting to be discovered.