Anarchy ~Precursor to a change

 As soon as we hear the term Anarchy, we imagine a section of people of society having utter disregard for societal rules and norms. But truth be told, this definition doesn't give us a microscopic view of it.

Humans have always feared change. Be it in the form of technological advancements or religious reforms. And this happens partly due to our own ignorance. An interesting point to be noted is that people whom we call as reformers, inventors, discoverers had this special quality about them to look at things with a different perspective. Most of them were severely chastisised, reprimanded or rebuked at first. 

But they didn't budge of their beliefs and ideas just because society couldn't understand their iconoclastic beliefs and ideas. Change always seems difficult to people initially but we begin to appreciate it once it takes place.

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