POWER 🙂 LOVE 💕

 Never be proud of your position .

Table turns and ..............

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Choose your relations WISELY and prudently.

 Tame self haughtiness.

9 slapped 8.

8 asked "why u slapped me"?

9 replied "you are inferior to me, so I slapped"

Upon hearing this, 8 went to 7 and slapped 7 harder.

When asked by 7 why, 8 gave the same reply that 9 gave to it.

"You are inferior to me".

Likewise,

7 slapped 6.

6 slapped 5.

5 slapped 4.

4 slapped 3.

3 slapped 2.

2 slapped 1.

Now 1 has 0 as its inferior.

But, instead of slapping......

1 welcomed 0 with love. Allowed 0 to stand next to it.

The duo became 10.

Tables turned and It is now number 9's due to get slapped.

Moral:

1. Choose your relations wisely.

2. A good friend is as worthy as 1000 good books.

3. A bad friend is as harmful as 1000 enemies.

4. Even a mighty snake dies , if a group of ants attack. 

Never be proud of your position. 

Stay grounded.

Translated and 

Shared by Keshap 

9 ने 8 को कसकर थप्पड़ जड़ दिया।

8 ने पूछा: 

भाई किस खुशी में।

9 वोला : 

तुम मुझ से कमजोर और हीन हो।

8 ने इसी तरह सोच कर 7 को थप्पड़ जड़ दिया।

7 ने 6 को

6 ने 5 को

5 नै 4 को

4 ने 3 को

3 ने 2 को

2 ने 1 को

जब 1 की वारी आई तो आगे 0 था।

अब 1 ने उसे थप्पड़ न जड़ कर, गले लगा लिया।

वन गये 10

अब वाजी उलट गई और 

थप्पड़ खाना पड़ा 9 को 

शिक्षा:

1

हमेशा दोस्त ‌या रिश्ते वुद्धिमता और सम्पूर्ण जानकारी से अवगत हो चुनें।

2

एक अच्छा दोस्त 1000 अच्छी किताबों से वेहतर है।

3

एक वुरा दोस्त 1000 दुश्मन से भी वुरा है।

4

कभी

 धन ‌वल, 

शारिरिक वल, ओहदे का अभिमान न करें।

1000 चींटियां मिल कर बड़े से बड़े सांप को मृत कर देती है

हमेशा नम्र रहें।

।।

PRIDE

Wine maddens a man for a moment;

But pride swallows him up completely.

REMEDY

Misery is a remedy, where joy is a melody

For

Misery makes a man humble while joy makes him proud.

PARENTS

Parents are so afraid of exciting pride and vanity in their children,

by the expression of their love, and approbation,

that a child sometimes goes sad and discouraged.

“There are times when the open expression of a father’s love

would be worth more than church or sermon to a boy.”

VANITY

Vanity is empty pride. It is futility and unsubstantiality. Thoma a Kempis said, :He himself and that maketh no account of any height of hour." These words are the quintessence of humility, when one is not arrogant of his successes nor does he complain about his misfortunes.

He insists on living creatively everyday, every minute, to give happiness to himself and to share it with others.

The reverse of this characteristic is vanity, a common trait that infects the mind and spirit of huminity. As a matter of fact, no one can escape it entirely in a lifetime.

When we have vanity, we have conceit; and in both instances we tend to falsely believe we are more than what we are, when, as a matter of fact, we know the truth - that we are less, much less than what we can be. Then, in our secret embarassment, we scratch for attention, but it ends in a fruitless effort. It's like scratching on marble. If truth be known or realised, we wind up disliking our own self, neglecting opportunities to find our 'big self' and worthwhile goals.

Once this realizations dawns on us, we feel that there is nothing vanity but defeat. Perhaps we would think twice before being vain if we realised that we are playing a depression game, a losing

game that automatically makes us a member of the opinionated club; that we become little dictators who cannot win, who cannot relax, who cannot sleep.

The cure for our ailment is simple: Let us think kindly of ourselves, but don't gloat over successes. Be a good friend to our own self and be a good friend to others. Like Thomas a Kempis said, we will be great if don't make too great an account of our honours.

Source: 'WISDOM JULY 2010"

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