Lessons in life

 When Chhavi, a 15-year-old girl, came to the school of her neighbouring town for the plus two education, her happiness knew no bounds. But this proved to be ephemeral. On the very first day when she was invited by the Principal to introduce herself before the students in the school morning assembly, she felt the sort of fear and frustration which she never had before in her entire life. She felt that her tongue had stuck to the palate.

She badly failed to deliver a single word before the august audience. Having returned to the dormitory, she plunged herself in great  depression and demoralisation. But this bout of disappointment did not last very long. Very soon she realised what had gone wrong with her. She swore that she would not give in so easily to this early failure. What she lacked was the self confidence of speaking in English before large gathering.

But her English teacher, who also happened to be her housemistress, considerably helped her to master the language and the art of public speaking. 

Good Thoughts - part 1 (Fear and action)

 1. We generate fears when we sit without any work, to overcome them we need to take action.

2. If you are sitting alone without any work for yourself you will generate fears, which will lead to evil thoughts and thus this empty brain/mind will become home of evil. Then evil actions will lead you to become a devil, so keep yourself in action, and you will become a human.

3. So always remember that- "You will keep yourself in work".

4. Choose to be genuinely happy and thankful for what you are, what you are doing, what you have and where you are going.

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Hearing problem- Moral Story

A man was f eared that his wife has problem to hear instead he didn't. He didn't know how to deal with this problem, so he called the family doctor. The doctor said that there was a simple eye test, that the husband has to tell about his wife's hearing loss. 

The test was stand 40 feet away from your wife and ask something if no response then came to 30 then 20 then 10 then 5 if no response. This evening the wife was making dinner. The husband asked, what's for dinner, no response, 30 feet what's for dinner? no response. Again in 20 feet. Now again with 10 feet. No response, now at 5 feet she said brinjal. 

Moral: Sometimes others doesn't have that problem that we think. so before blaming anyone, do some research. The problem today is that we come to conclusions, and don't research and recheck our thought about someone or something.

 

Samurai

Once upon a time in Japan, a Samurai who was known for his nobility and honesty, went to visit a monk to ask him for his advice. When the monk had finished his prayers, the Samurai asked, “Why do I feel so inferior? I have faced death many times, and have defended those who are weak. Nevertheless, upon seeing you meditating, I felt that my life had absolutely no importance whatsoever.” 

 “Wait. Once I have attended to all those who come to see me today, I shall answer you.” replied the monk. 

The Samurai spent the whole day sitting in the temple gardens, watching the people go in and out in search of advice. He saw how the monk received them all with the same patience and the same illuminated smile on his face. 

At night fall, when everyone had gone, he demanded “Now can you teach me?” The master invited him in and led him to his room. The full moon shone in the sky, and the atmosphere was one of profound tranquility. 

“Do you see the moon, how beautiful it is? It will cross the entire firmament, and tomorrow the sun will shine once again.” 

“But sunlight is much brighter, and can show the details of the landscape around us: trees, mountains, clouds.” 

“I have contemplated the two for years, and have never heard the moon say: why do I not shine like the sun? Is it because I am inferior?” “Of course not.” answered the Samurai. “The moon and the sun are different things; each has its own beauty. You cannot compare the two.” 

“So you know the answer. We are two different people, each fighting in his own way for that which he believes, and making it possible to make the world a better place; the rest are mere appearances."  

7 wonders Moral stories

A 9 year old girl had finished his 4 th grade in a small village, for 5th grade onward, she was going to a school in a city, nearby.   She was elated knowing that she was accepted in a reputed school in the city. It was the first day of his school and she went the school excitedly. Then the bus reached the girl asked some fellow students, for her direction. Upon seeing him in formal clothes, and knowing that she was from a small village, everyone started making fun of her. The teacher reached soon and asked everyone to keep quiet. Teacher introduced the girl. 

Then the teacher told about a surprise test, write down the 7 wonders of the world. Everyone started writing quickly, but not the girl, everyone gave the paper to the teacher but the girl was not doing too quickly the paper, then the teacher asked the girl why you didn't submit the answer paper, Don't worry just write what you know. 

I was thinking that there are so much wonders in the world what wonder did I write, The girl gave the answer paper to the teacher. The teacher checked all the papers and everyone's paper was correct, But not of the girl. The 7 wonders are- to hear to see to feel to kind to love to laugh to think. Everyone was stunned because a village girl reminded the real wonders of our body.

An Apple- Moral Story

 While shopping Ramlal saw apple for the very first time. So he asked the shopkeeper about the taste of the fruit. Shopkeeper denied to explain what is the taste of the fruit because the shopkeeper also had not tasted the fruit before. Ramalal decided not to buy that fruit, and so he walked towards a park. 

He entered in the park, he again saw apples in hands of people at the park. Ramlal saw everyone eating the fruit very happily, that's why he thought that they are red fruits which taste like a ripen mango, because mangoes also give happiness.

Then walking and walking he reached near a hospital, he saw people holding apples and were weeping, so he concluded that apple tasted like a sour mango. 

After this Ramlal was confused, about the taste of the apple, and this is the same case to many people. Either they are like the shopkeeper who didn't knew about the taste of apple and he didn't commented on the taste of the apple nor he told that he didn't knew the taste of apple. We should not be like Ramlal who concluded on basis of the facts present in front of him, but he didn't even tried the apple.   

Thoughts of great people- part 1

 1. I see drawings and pictures in the poorest of the huts and dirtiest of the places.

                                                    -Vincent Van Gogh.

2. Science has not yet taught us if madness is/is not the sublimity of intelligence.

                                                    -Edger Allan Poe

3. A goal should scare you a little but it should excite you a lot.

                                                    -Joe Vitale

4. Man is descended from a hairy, tailed, quartered, probably arboreal in it's habits.

                                                    - Charles Darwin

5. There is nothing, like a dream to create in the future.

                                                    - Victor Hugo

6. Misfortune dhows those who are not really friends.

                                                    - Aristotle 

7. I must create a system or be enslaved by another person.

                                                    - William Blake

8. Never apologize for showing feeling if you do so then you are apologizing for the truth.

                                                    - Benjamin Disrali

9. Don't use your powerful and beautiful creativity in making powerful and beautiful excuses.