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KINDNESS IS THE SUNSHINE IN WHICH VIRTUE WE ARE NOT ABOVE NATURE
GROWS WE ARE A PIECE OF NATURE
One never knows What is the need to chop them down?
How far a word of kindness goes Destroying mother Earth’s crown.
One never knows Is it necessary to have decorated furniture?
A simple act of kindness Doing a sin of killing a creature.
Can stop a million tears to flow Nature provides us shelter,
One never knows Makes our land look better,
How far a smile of friendship flees. Purifies the air we pollute,
Down, through the years. Smiles on every face it distributes.
The deed forgotten reappears. No, I am not lying,
One kind word Mother Earth is crying,
The souls of many here has stirred. Not only trees are being cut,
Man goes his way But also the animals living in their hut.
And tells with every passing day. Let’s pledge to save mother Earth,
Until life’s end: Once unto me he played the friend.” And realise its true worth.
We cannot say This is nature’s last call,
What lips are praising us today Remember Nature is above all.
We cannot tell
Whose prayers ask God to guard us well. KHUSHI MANGLA
But kindness lives X A
Beyond the memory of him who gives.
“MISTAKES ARE THE GREATEST TEACHERS”
VIDHI BANSAL “If you are not making mistakes then, you are not doing anything.
X D It is positive that a doer makes mistakes”
- John Wooden
Every mortal being digs into the process of self-development and learning. It is an undeniable fact that the journey
is hurdled by obstructions in the form of mistakes. Mistakes are capable of lifting us and at the same time, breaking
us. Yet, one should see mistakes as opportunities for improvement. It is crucial to admit, learn and grow while
surpassing this unexpected challenge. It is ethical to say that we all make mistakes and have struggles and regrets.
But one should utilize his power of reshaping future in the present. Mistakes pave the path from downfall to success
by appealing to one’s inner conscious, the lesson of being a forever learner. The biggest mistake one can do is to be
afraid of mistakes.
Lord Buddha always emphasised on the fact that, “The secret of health for both mind and body is not to mourn for
the past, nor to worry about the future, but to live the present wisely and earnestly. All these viewpoints convey the
liberating idea of personifying our mistakes with the greatest teachers and to always
STRIVE, THRIVE AND TRY!
UDIT SINGHAL
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