This is a well known old classic meant for kids, and of course we’re all mature sensible adults now who appreciate the finer things in life like wine women and wiolence 😉
But I happened to bump into it recently, and found it to be stunningly relevant even to our era!
(Its pretty short and might take only around 10 minutes. Comments invited if any)
Of course limited ability, or challenged, are nowadays gentler substitutes for the word handicapped, but I hope to write about something beyond mere courtesy or terminology, so I’m just using what’s convenient to me.
What if one had a Nexus/iPhone or some hi-tech sophisticated phone… and only used it to make phone calls…?
With one of my friends, sometimes after we’ve had a good conversation, I feel that my heart feels so light and unburdened. In fact some conversations are so absoulutely fulfilling that I become so happy at the end of it, irrespective of any outcome (or lack of it) of the conversation! How come this happens?…
A small child was climbing up a slide in a playground today. He was trying hard clambering up the ladder – almost fell down at one time but was caught by his alert father – and finally reached the top. It was a small slide but I suppose it felt gigantic to him. And what…
This is a sub-story from Paulo Coelho‘s book Alchemist: [img source: gimped from here.] ———– A certain shopkeeper sent his son to learn about the secret of happiness from the wisest man in the world. The lad wandered through the desert for forty days, and finally came upon a beautiful castle, high atop a mountain.
As literate and educated people, we’re all already very knowledable in so many areas, having read many books, attended different kinds of programs, having many different kinds of experiences. Of whatever’s left, there’s almost nothing that google may not unearth (though some may disagree 😉 )!
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