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'past time activities'
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PAST TIME ACTIVITIES
Pastime is anything done to pass time pleasantly. When people do something remaining free from all kinds of hard physical labor, mental conflicts and responsibilities it is called 'pastime'. People like to enjoy their leisure time deliberately and spontaneously. It keeps a man engaged to an attractive thing and saves him from the evil path. There are many kinds of pastimes for men to pursue along with their daily duties. Reading is one of the most innocent, ambitious, dignified and thrilling pastimes for a person.
Books are the source of knowledge. What the scientists, philosophers and men of letters thought about and achieved in the field of human knowledge ' has been preserved in black letters in the pages of books. Books are not absolutely dead things but do contain a potency of life in them to be as active as the soul whose progeny they are. They influence ones sentiments and one's attitude to life. They have a refining influence over the former and a liberalizing influence over the latter. They also influence human character and thought. A man is pleased when he can go beyond the worries and anxieties and daily drudgeries. The pleasure of reading in this sense is quite attractive. It takes the reader much beyond the ordinary business of life and makes him acquainted with the great achievements of the master minds of different ages.
The question as to how books are to be read depends on our purpose of reading. We read books for appearing at the examinations, for self-improvement and for recreation. Each has its own particular way of reading. But there are two main ways of reading books. Books can be read either intensively or extensively. Intensive reading may make one narrow minded. Hence it should be supplemented, by a course of varied readings in many subjects. On the other hand, an extensive reader should have mastery over a particular subject so that he may not be too pedantic and superficial.
A modern man is very busy. She/he needs recreation, but she/he has little time for prolonged studies. Reading is to them a light work at leisure hours for recreation. They are also in many cases educative. Pleasure comes from knowledge, no doubt. Knowing something is an immense pleasure. Reading as a pastime or the pleasure of reading refers to all types of reading done in order to enjoy either through imagination or through the acquisition of knowledge.
Books are many, but our hours for reading are very few. To derive pleasure from reading at leisure, we should make a careful selection of books. All printed matters are not full of wisdom and pleasure. Some books are good and contribute to our education. They broaden our minds and give us knowledge of men, lands and things. But others are not so. To choose good writings and books is no less difficult than choosing good friends. The happiness of life and formation of character depend on a wise selection of books for study. We should read only those books which enlighten the mind, quicken the imagination and suggest to the mind materials to work upon. Every sensible person should read his/her respective religious book not to appease religious sentiment only but to gain the basic ideas about life and world and about the right code of living to follow. We can read and re-read the great classics, the works of great poets, dramatists, historians, novelists, story writers, philosophers and thinkers of the world to gain immense pleasure and knowledge. Reading can be immensely pleasing if the works are found out and picked up suiting the temperament and taste of the reader.
If we want to profit by reading, we must be careful not only in selecting proper books, but also in reading them aright. The same book will affect the readers differently according to the spirit in which they are read. The butterfly flirts over the flower-bed gathering nothing; the spider collects poison from it; but the bee finds and stores up honey the child takes off the lid of a tea-kettle for sport, the housewife for domestic use; but James Watt for science, which ended in the improvement of the steam engine." Reading can be immensely pleasing if the works are found out and picked up suiting the temperament and taste of the reader.
Books give company to a lonely person. They soothe and console a deceived friend or lover. They never betray anyone. They give innocent pleasure and encourage the most hopeless person in the moment of crisis. There is no probability to pick a quarrel with anyone, and one can be free and sincere with these friends.
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