Confidently Ignorant!

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Confidence is a superimposed mask worn by our famous personalities, scholars, speakers, etc. It does not come from the depths of the heart. It is a tool used to influence people and get their attention. This is simply an easy mechanism to satisfy one’s ego. Through their false sense of freedom and knowledge they create a field to attract another set of ignorant people. This transmission of ignorance continues.

Confidence cannot be equated to freedom or knowledge. Freedom is literally freedom from seeking attention and depending on others for one’s happiness. On the other hand knowledge is eternal.

It cannot be taught or learnt by anybody simply through teaching.

Knowledge needs to be experienced. It does not change with time and circumstances. Thus, the confident person is fooling other people like oneself. It is nothing but ignorance where neither knowledge is getting transmitted nor freedom. Hence there is no scope for gaining.

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