Dear Citizens,
I received this short story from a friend through his mail (on the face, it read silly), but upon reading it the second and more times, I felt that I could convert it into a training module for self-improvement. Nature and its inhabitants teach us every day, but we often ignore them. Pay attention, and we can learn from insects too.
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Colonel Jude Mayne
From India, Bangalore
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78I received this short story from a friend through his mail (on the face, it read silly), but upon reading it the second and more times, I felt that I could convert it into a training module for self-improvement. Nature and its inhabitants teach us every day, but we often ignore them. Pay attention, and we can learn from insects too.
Regards,
Colonel Jude Mayne
From India, Bangalore
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Hello Jude Mayne,
Very well presented. The first of the Seven Habits of Stephen Covey has been revisited: Being Proactive. Proactive persons, as opposed to reactive persons, approach calmly. According to Covey, proactive persons have the freedom to choose from self-awareness, imagination, conscience, and independent will.
Thanks for posting the ppt.
V. Raghunathan
Navi Mumbai
From India
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Very well presented. The first of the Seven Habits of Stephen Covey has been revisited: Being Proactive. Proactive persons, as opposed to reactive persons, approach calmly. According to Covey, proactive persons have the freedom to choose from self-awareness, imagination, conscience, and independent will.
Thanks for posting the ppt.
V. Raghunathan
Navi Mumbai
From India
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Ironically, a similar situation arose this morning when a motorcyclist was weaving in and out of traffic, and a lady chided him, though he did not touch her car. They got into an altercation, leaving us all stranded for a good 10 minutes.
Reaction to an incident where the response should have been, "ignoring a fool."
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Reaction to an incident where the response should have been, "ignoring a fool."
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Greetings Jude ! Beautiful presentation which we all can learn from to bring JOY in our lives. God Bless U ! Vani
From India, Delhi
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Hi Mr. Jude,
This morning, I was thinking along the same lines as presented in your PPT. Nature teaches us many things. What I learn from nature is - "If we harm nature in any way, nature will someday retaliate in a manner that we cannot imagine."
Have you observed plants growing on their own, asking for nothing, yet offering us fruits, flowers, and many useful things? Even if they don't directly benefit humankind, they play a crucial role in balancing our ecosystem. I find it remarkable to contemplate and relate to human values.
I hope all readers will appreciate sharing their thoughts.
Thanks,
Bijay
From India, Vadodara
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This morning, I was thinking along the same lines as presented in your PPT. Nature teaches us many things. What I learn from nature is - "If we harm nature in any way, nature will someday retaliate in a manner that we cannot imagine."
Have you observed plants growing on their own, asking for nothing, yet offering us fruits, flowers, and many useful things? Even if they don't directly benefit humankind, they play a crucial role in balancing our ecosystem. I find it remarkable to contemplate and relate to human values.
I hope all readers will appreciate sharing their thoughts.
Thanks,
Bijay
From India, Vadodara
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Well said, Mr. Bijay Majumdar. Nature gives us many good things without expecting anything in return. For the benefit of all our readers, I am sharing an old Sanskrit Proverb.
V. Raghunathan
Navi Mumbai
From India
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Navi Mumbai
From India
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Greetings Colonel,
The fresh perspective on the ordinary that you posted is thought-provoking! Maintaining balance and equanimity is the key to peace according to the 'Gita' too! An excellent presentation that needs to be shared with a wider community!
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NS
From India, Pune
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The fresh perspective on the ordinary that you posted is thought-provoking! Maintaining balance and equanimity is the key to peace according to the 'Gita' too! An excellent presentation that needs to be shared with a wider community!
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NS
From India, Pune
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Dear Jude!! thanks for sharing the valuable PPT its upto to us wheather to respond or to react in each and every situation now i will surely try to work on it thanx:) Kritika
From India, Nagpur
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Dear V Raghunathan Sir, your PPF was useful bt i guess no one cares for them now even if they get it free they take it for granted and instead of using it properly they mis use it.....:(
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India will never develop if this is the attitude everyone conceives. If the same had been thought by our freedom fighters, we would not have gotten independence as well. Fools are growing day by day because of this ignorance. Moral policing is the only way out. Sorry for the wrong quote for the wrong topic, but wanted to oppose the wrong thinking.
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Hello Kritika Singh,
You have made a very valid point. Abuse due to human activity has reached alarming proportions. Global warming, pollution, environmental degradation, many species and wildlife disappearing, etc., have all become big concern areas, unlike ever before in the past. It is time that we respect nature more for the prosperity of posterity.
V. Raghunathan
Navi Mumbai
From India
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You have made a very valid point. Abuse due to human activity has reached alarming proportions. Global warming, pollution, environmental degradation, many species and wildlife disappearing, etc., have all become big concern areas, unlike ever before in the past. It is time that we respect nature more for the prosperity of posterity.
V. Raghunathan
Navi Mumbai
From India
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Hello Kritika Singh,
I came across a beautiful quote by a German Philosopher.
Considering the time he made this statement it is amazing.
“The world is beautiful, but has a disease called man.”
― Friedrich Nietzsche
He made this quote in the 19 Century, a period when industrialization
was relatively in a nascent stage.
Since then we have gone from bad to worse.
Time to make amends and restore NATURE to its glorious past.
V.Raghunathan..................................... ..........................Navi Mumbai
From India
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I came across a beautiful quote by a German Philosopher.
Considering the time he made this statement it is amazing.
“The world is beautiful, but has a disease called man.”
― Friedrich Nietzsche
He made this quote in the 19 Century, a period when industrialization
was relatively in a nascent stage.
Since then we have gone from bad to worse.
Time to make amends and restore NATURE to its glorious past.
V.Raghunathan..................................... ..........................Navi Mumbai
From India
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