All that Glitters is not Gold

It has typically been seen that appearances square measure typically deceptive. We can not judge the quality of anything by seeing its exterior portion only. The exterior sometimes has unnecessary shining to attract the persons. The quality of anything can be judged only if we come to know the reality of a thing. Every shining metal can not be gold. Thus very often things are not what they seem. All the people wearing saffron clothes can not be saints. A wolf may appear in sheep's clothing. Many things are made of inferior metal and to hide their defect they are given a shine from outside. In other words, we can say that gold becomes gold only when its inner side is golden.  The world is full of false shows. Similarly, men too pass their life as noble persons only to hide their defects. We should learn the difference between tinsel and gold.  We should not judge a person from his smiling face. We should try to find out his inner qualities. The wearing of a gown would not make an idiot a professor or a lawyer.