What Makes a True Gentleman? An Elder’s Wisdom from Baloch Society Paragraph An old Baloch tribal elder reflects on what a true gentleman really means in society. For him, whether in the old days or today, a true gentleman has always been a man of honesty. He speaks about those who create conflict between others while staying safely away from it, and how such people may protect themselves in this world but only make their own Hereafter harder. He remembers a time when justice meant standing with the truth—even when your own son was wrong—and says that wealth, fine clothes, livestock, or social status should never determine whose side justice takes. He reminds us that wealth is temporary and always in the hands of the Almighty. A person may rise from poverty to great wealth, while another who once possessed everything may one day find himself begging. He makes a powerful comparison: a Hindu and a buffalo may have plenty, yet neither becomes arrogant or starts showing off because of what they have. But when some animals have had their fill, they start jumping around, and when a human being gets even a little wealth, he may start thinking he is above everyone else. His message is simple, but deeply rooted in wisdom: never forget justice, never abandon honesty, and never let wealth make you lose your humility. #Baloch #Balochistan #Balochi #BalochCulture #BalochWisdom - @balochiaura