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Sometime the struggles’ are
exactly what we need in our life. If I look at my past , today what I am is
because of the struggle which I went through. It created a confidence in me
to think big in my life. The difficulties in my life helped to
discover myself.
I always admire the story of
butterfly and cocoon, the boy helped the cocoon to come out but it dies… “
The egg is broken from inside life starts, if it is broken from outside life
ends..
If God allowed me to go through my life
without any obstacles, it would cripple me. I would not be as strong as what
I could have been. And I could never fly.
In fact, it is the struggle that causes
to develop the ability to fly.
The
Swami vivekanda words always inspire me after this realization.
“When I asked God for strength, he gave me
difficult situation to face.”
“When
I asked God for the wealth, he showed me how to work hard”
“When I asked God for
happiness, he showed me some unhappy people”
All these examples speak
about becoming strong within. Do not look for the support outside; always
think how to build self.
A man in the circus had 10 lions;
everyday he was feeding prepared meat. After some time the circus was not
doing and he was unable to feed, so he
dropped them in to the forest. After few days he came to know only three is
alive and rest was eaten by forest dogs. Even Lions have lost the strength to
find its own meet. |
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