So, ever a person gets into an act, which would be at variance with accepted ideal — societal value system in applied terms — unconsciously a sense of guilt crops up. That, in turn, spreads its hang on all other thoughts, related or unrelated, flowing through the mind. In fact, it vitiates the overall thought process. As a consequence, the overall behavioural pattern undergoes noticeable change, giving the impression as if there is something amiss. The discretionary faculty takes a back seat whereby one often looses sense of direction. That makes one vulnerable to begin acting un-mindfully and naturally to one’s detriment. Thereafter, they overreact to trivial issues, become jittery, irritable, temperamental, and moody, especially in terms of inter-personal relationship. In fact, they lose sense of what they should expect from life. Acting unmindfully, they invite stress, and if not attended in time, they may get into unintelligent acts that disturb environmental peace.