Team of people join together in bringing a software application to life. It could be 5 people, 50 or even 500 people at work for the Software application. Each one contributes their "Line of Code" to the application. The quality of life for the Software application depends on each one of those who have worked in the project. If any one person gives a wrong instruction then the application throws an error/exception and will halt the application.
Let us relate the same to our life. Even every single word which we speak will create an impact to the whole society. Our thoughts, actions and words leaves an impression in this world. May be the system is not going to halt today, but someday or the other, definitely it will.
In case of a software application, your "Line of Code" is thoroughly scrutinized before it could be injected to the system. Wherein, in the world we are let to say whatever we want, but when the impact is big only then we are punished by our legal entities. Our words are even more powerful than the "Line of Code" which is keyed in the system.
Some say "Being spontaneous is Life", meanwhile let us also be spontaneous to STOP and think a little before we utter a single word to anyone. Analyze the context, understand the level of impact which it is going to create in the system. Here the System means our life as a whole with all relationships (friends, family, neighbours) in it. Let us rehearse and test "Our Every Single WORD", which would ensure us for a safe and sound running of all the modules in the System.
If everybody closes their eyes, it is only Words which will last and be heared around us. We have been comprehending so much of our lives, just through these words. Words mean everything to us. Words envisage a new World to us. It could be anybody's. Our Words are powerful - It can give life as well as death.
"Single Line of Code in a Software Application System" = "Every single word which we utter in our everyday Life"
Proverbs 18:21
The tongue has the power of life and death, and those who love it will eat its fruit.
Mathew 15:10, 11
Jesus called the crowd to him and said, "Listen and understand. What goes into a man's mouth does not make him 'unclean,' but what comes out of his mouth, that is what makes him 'unclean.'"
Let us relate the same to our life. Even every single word which we speak will create an impact to the whole society. Our thoughts, actions and words leaves an impression in this world. May be the system is not going to halt today, but someday or the other, definitely it will.
In case of a software application, your "Line of Code" is thoroughly scrutinized before it could be injected to the system. Wherein, in the world we are let to say whatever we want, but when the impact is big only then we are punished by our legal entities. Our words are even more powerful than the "Line of Code" which is keyed in the system.
Some say "Being spontaneous is Life", meanwhile let us also be spontaneous to STOP and think a little before we utter a single word to anyone. Analyze the context, understand the level of impact which it is going to create in the system. Here the System means our life as a whole with all relationships (friends, family, neighbours) in it. Let us rehearse and test "Our Every Single WORD", which would ensure us for a safe and sound running of all the modules in the System.
If everybody closes their eyes, it is only Words which will last and be heared around us. We have been comprehending so much of our lives, just through these words. Words mean everything to us. Words envisage a new World to us. It could be anybody's. Our Words are powerful - It can give life as well as death.
"Single Line of Code in a Software Application System" = "Every single word which we utter in our everyday Life"
Proverbs 18:21
The tongue has the power of life and death, and those who love it will eat its fruit.
Mathew 15:10, 11
Jesus called the crowd to him and said, "Listen and understand. What goes into a man's mouth does not make him 'unclean,' but what comes out of his mouth, that is what makes him 'unclean.'"
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