BE LIKE THE SHOES......

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We always try to learn from someone but forget that not only a person but there are many things around us which try to teach us many things. One among them is Shoes that we wear around and things that can be learnt from Shoes are:-
  1. We can adjust the laces of our Shoes (tight or loose) according the requirement and in the similar way we should adjust our own selves in whatever situation we are without being impatient.
  2. Whichever brand or attractive our shoes be, they are always below us likewise we should also be down to earth with no ego letting us drive away from humanity.
  3. However costly the shoes may be, they are just there to add the attractiveness of a person wearing it. And in similar way, however rich we may be, don’t ever forget that this richness is to try and go help others rather than showing ego to make them feel inferior.
  4.  Shoes are always useful in pairs and a single side shoe is worthless, in similar way we should never forget that without support of our family and loved ones we are all alone and worthless even though we are the richest person in this world.
  5. As we keep polishing our shoes daily for its good shine, we should also keep polishing our mind by meditation or providing time for your own selves for having good and positive thoughts.
  6. New shoes are never comfortable like old ones, but it gets adjusted as we keep wearing it. Similarly when new things happen in your life, sometimes we are not ready for it and sometimes we don’t even like it, but as we give time it automatically gets adjusted with us and can move on with it.
  7. If the sole of the shoe is not strong, it will get tear up in some days; in similar manner if the soul of our body is not strong enough, we won’t be able to stand up in front of this world.   



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