Learn with Fun - October 2015

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Are you holding onto something you need to let go of?

OThere was once an old lady who cried all the time. Her elder daughter

was married to an umbrella merchant while the younger daughter was the wife of a potter. On sunny days, she worried, “Oh no! The weather is so nice and sunny. No one is going to buy any umbrellas. What will happen if the shop has to be closed?” These worries made her sad. She just could not help but cry.

When it rained, she would cry for the younger daughter. She thought, “Oh no! My younger daughter is married to a potter. Pots cannot be made without the sun. Now there will be no pots to sell. What should we do?” As a result, the old lady lived in sorrow every day. Whether sunny or rainy, she grieved for one of her daughters. Her neighbors could not console

her and jokingly called her “the crying lady.”

One day, she met a monk. He was very curious as to why she was always crying. She explained the problem to him. The monk smiled kindly and said, “Madam! You need not worry. I will show you a way to happiness, and you will need to grieve no more.”

The crying lady was very excited. She immediately asked the monk to show her what to do. The master replied, “It is very simple. You just need to change your perspective. On sunny days, do not think of your elder daughter not being able to sell umbrellas but the younger daughter being able to dry her pots. With such good strong sunlight, she must be able to make plenty of pots and her business must be very good.

When it rains, think about the umbrella store of the elder daughter. With the rain, everyone must be buying umbrellas. She will sell a lot of umbrellas and her store will prosper.”

The old lady saw the light. She followed the monk’s instruction. After a while, she did not cry anymore; instead, she was smiling every day. From that day on she was known as “the smiling lady.”

Several weeks after a young man had been hired, he was called into the personnel

director’s office.“What is the meaning of this?” the director asked.“When you applied for this job, you told us you had five years’ experience.

Now we discovered this is the first job you’ve ever held.”“Well,” the young man replied, “in your job advertisement you said you wanted somebody with imagination.”

Some Experience Make The Jump

The Crying Lady


“Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.”

How to know how much potential I have?

I am sure this question must have crossed your mind so many times. I have come to conclusion now that we will not know the answer to this question unless we are ex-posed to a situation outside our comfort zone. Today, at what-ever position we are, think about it. Whenever we have gained anything i.e. confidence, power, prestige, position, it must have happened after doing something inconvenient, uncomfortable or difficult or different. Therefore, I firmly believe that “every pain is

not painful and every comfort is not comfortable”.

How do we know the power of our car without technical knowl-edge or manual? By accelerating we can see how much can it take. Similarly, how much pressure do we take / handle and exposure to bigger challenges is the only way to check our true potential. It is better to “wear out” than “rust out”. So, the simple answer is S-T-R-E-T-C-H. Stretch yourself and you will know how much po-tential you have. Death is not the greatest loss in life. The greatest loss is what dies inside us while we are still alive. It is said that,

“One day our entire life will flash in front of our eyes. Let us make sure it is worth watching.”

“A bird sitting on a tree is never afraid of the branch breaking, be-cause her trust is not on the branch but is on its own wings.”

Choices - Alisha JainExcerpts from Suresh Semwal’s Book - ‘WOW In Life’

How do you live your life? - Tapas Dasmohapatra


“Without action, you aren’t going anywhere.”

Many a times in our lives we feel like our world has fallen, all

the things we have ever worked for or thought about doesn’t exist anymore and finds no real reason to wake up to see tomorrow. We start doubting our own strength to fight against all the obstacles that comes in our way and wants to end up our life. However, some people do opt for this but they taste noth-ing else than the bitterness of life.

We need to understand that no one can ruin our life, it is we who ruins our own life by tak-ing wrong decisions, or else fail in proving the taken decisions could be right. It is very common that certain things that happen in our life are out of our control but we cannot let these things define us because these are simply the words, events or the moments in

our life and not THE Full Chapter. Life is much more what we think. It is a gift that brings lot many unique experiences to all of us.

Now what is important is to be-lieve in yourself. Whenever you feel that something is difficult and you won’t be able to achieve just recall any past experience of your achievement. And say it to your-self what Dorothy Dix has said, “I STOOD YESTERDAY, I CAN STAND TODAY AND I WILL” because you have already stood for yourself and challenged all the ups & down then I believe you can stand today as well for your-self with the right mental attitude.

So don’t be late in taking the right move with the right attitude, no matter how small the move is. And this move of yours will certainly help you to understand that you

have all the power to change your life the way you want it. And also understand that no one else can do this on your behalf. It is “you” who has to take the action for yourself.

Keep Moving, Keep Growing!!

Highly recom-mended for all the couples by Mr.

Suresh Mohan Semwal to watch both the Movies -

Couples Retreat and

Runaway Bride.

I stood Yesterday, I can stand Today and I Will - Alisha Jain

Recommendation

“A man is but a product of his thoughts. What he thinks he becomes.”


Life’s Lesson!!

Education

Learn with Fun - October 2015