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March 15 Story: Creature Compassion This is a true story that happened in Japan. In order to renovate a house, a Japanese man breaks open the wall. Japanese houses normally have a hollow space between the wooden walls. When tearing down the walls, he finds a lizard stuck there with a nail hammered to its foot. He sees this, feels pity, and at the same time curious, as when he checks the nail, he sees it was nailed 10 years ago when the house was first built! The lizard has survived in this position for 10 years; in a dark wall partition for 10 years without moving! He wonders how it has survived. So he stops working and observes the lizard - what it does, and what and how it has been eating. Soon enough, another lizard appears out of the wood work, with food in its mouth! The lizard stuck to the wall by the nail is fed by the other lizard. Imagine that? This lizard has been serving its fellow creature tirelessly for 10 long years without giving up hope! The man is both stunned and deeply touched. He walks towards the wall, gently un-nails the lizard, and walks away with tears in his eyes. Think, would you do that for your partner? Would you do that for your Mum, your Dad, friends, co-workers, brothers and sisters? Never giving up on them even when all hope is lost and all support futile? Never giving up on them even if they were no longer productive or beneficial to you? Could it be that his fellow creature's unconditional act was what was keeping the lizard alive even in this treacherous condition? Imagine the compassion that a small creature not blessed with a mind as brilliant as yours or mine is capable of! If this little lizard can do it, then why can't we? Moral of the story: Steadfast devotion and unconditional love creates miracles. And you can learn valuable lessons from all creatures great and small! Never abandon your loved ones or any one who reaches out for your support. Never say you are busy when you can sense they really need you. You may have the entire world at your feet. But you may be the only one they turn to. One callous, insensitive moment of negligence could break a heart and spirit. And the same moment turned into attention and affection could save a life! If you were touched by this story, share it with others to let them know you're there for them... Funny One-Liners from Kids: Part 6
Story: The Limit of Love While Dad was polishing his new car, his 4 yr old son picked stone &
scratched lines on the side of the car. In his anger, Dad took the child's hand & hit it many times, not realizing he was using a wrench. At the hospital, his child has already lost his all fingers & child asked "Dad when will my fingers grow back?" Dad was so hurt. He went back to car and kicked it a lot of times. Sitting back he looked at the scratches, child wrote "I LOVE YOU DAD". Moral Of The Story: Anger And Love Has No Limits! Funny One-liners from Kids:Part 5
Story: The Time of Adversity
Don't short-cut God when you experience adversity. Ask him, "God, what do you want to teach me?" Use it as an opportunity to grow. Do as Charles Darrow and his wife did who themselves suffered tremendous adversity. They accepted adversity as part of life and refused to allow it to steal their joy. They worked through it, and God helped them. They learned through this situation, and they kept laughing.
Back in 1932 was out of a job and broke, and his wife was expecting a baby. Although he was a heating engineer, there were no jobs available and Darrow and his wife were just barely subsisting on the few odd jobs he could get as a handyman. Things were bleak. Fate didn't reckon with the courage of this man and his wife, however.
They laughed at it, literally. In the evenings, to take their minds off their troubles, they made a little game in which they could pretend they were millionaires, recalling pleasant vacations in nearby Atlantic City. They reconstructed the area adjoining the boardwalk. Darrow carved hotels and houses out of small pieces of wood, and they called the game Monopoly.
Three years
later, in 1935 the game was marketed by Parker Brothers, and Darrow and
his wife became millionaires because they allowed adversity to make them instead of break them.
When you face adversity, are you going to allow it to break you or make you? It's your choice. February 02 Today's Wisdom: Good ParentsGood parents give their children Roots and Wings. Roots to know where home is, Wings to fly away and exercise what's been taught them. -Jonas Salk -- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thirumurugan P http://thirumurugan.blogspot.com --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- January 19 Funny One-liners from Kids:Part 4
November 18 Funny One-Liners from Kids: Part 3
July 19 Funny One-liners from Kids: Part 2
July 12 Funny One-Liners from Kids: Part 1
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