Sacred Writing
The aim justifies the means...
Does the aim justify the means?Of course it does. I am a very confident person and in achieving my goals I have to be not only persistent, but I have to invest both time and effort. I am a kind of a person, who has got used to get everything at the very particular time. I agree that the aim justifies the means, because I don't see any reasons that can stop me on my way.
I am not the kind of person who will think carefully of all possible means before doing something. Sometimes I turn to rather radical means, but in most cases that very spontaneous decision which comes to my mind finds it realisation with the help of means which of course comes first to my mind respectively. While doing something I become so obsessed with the aim, that I completely forget about anyhing else. My mother says that I am like an avalanche which swallows up everything on its way. To tell the truth, she disapproves of this character trait of mine. But I don't see any weak points in it. I think that the person should be confident in what he or she does.
But from my own experience I can say that I can choose the means needed. I would never sacrifice my relatives and my close people in reaching my goals. Aim is aim, but human relations are very important. The man is a creator of his fate, but in achieving his aims he has to be a little bit selective. Because our personal interests shouldn't harm others.