Saturday, March 9, 2024

Is Your Lemonade too Salty !

                    

            Story of a Student
                                                 

There was a school student who was always quiet in class. He didn't talk to anyone much and didn't have any friends. One of his teacher noticed this. He called him out after class and asked, "I often see you sit silent, neither talking to anyone nor showing interest in anything. What is reason for this?"
Student said, "Some very bad incidents have happened in my life. I remained troubled thinking about them and not able to concentrate on anything."
Listening to this, teacher asked him to come to his house on weekend.
Student reached teacher's house at appointed time. Teacher welcomed him and asked him to sit comfortably. Then teacher asked, 
"Would you like to drink lemonade?"
Student hesitantly replied, "Yes."
Teacher bought lemonade for student. As soon as student took a sip of lemonade, he made strange face.
Seeing this, teacher asked, "What happened? didn't you like it?"
Student replied, "There is a little too much salt in it." 
Teacher said, "Oh , no problem, I will throw it away and make new one."
Saying this, as teacher was about to pick up the glass, student stopped him and said, "Sir, there is no need to throw it. There is just little extra salt, if we add a little more sugar to it, it will be completely fine."

"Exactly, what I want you to understand. Now compare this situation with your life.
Excess of salt in lemonade is like bad experience we had in life, Now, understand this, to improve the taste of lemonade, we do not remove salt from it, but add more sugar to it.
Similarly, we cannot separate sad events that have happened to us from our lives but we can improve our life by adding good experience in life to erase old bitterness and sorrows. That sweetness has to be mixed.

If you keep crying about your past, neither your present will be good nor your future will be bright." teacher said.
Student now realized his mistake. He vowed in his mind to once again give the right direction to his life.

Moral:

Embracing Growth by Overcoming Past Memories and Mistakes to Chart a New Course in Life i.e. Breaking free from the Ocean of Sorrows to Seize New Opportunities and Redefine Life's Direction.

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