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Listen , don't just hear. Speak , don't just talk.  Chase , don't just run. Understand , don't just read.  Laugh , don't just smile. Advice , don't just suggest. Dare , don't just risk.  Build , don't just assemble.  Believe , don't just trust,  Work , don't just toil.  Search , don't just find. Influence , don't just affect. See , don't just look.  Persist , don't just continue.  Dance , don't just move.  Sleep , don't just rest.  Create , don't just make. Be aware , don't just know.  Share , don't just give.  Portray , don't just paint.  Define , don't just remark. Dive , don't just dip. Consider , don't just think. Protect , don't just save.  Soar , don't just fly.  Fight , don't just survive.  Unite , don't just join.  Embrace , don't just hug.  Express , don't just act. Love , don't just care.  Cherish , don't just remember.  Achieve , don't just dream. 

Have you ever wondered why do we all have the habit of constantly judging others?(unless your are a judge of a court :)) I just gave a second thought and this is what I think about judging others...... "That dress is to short" , "This dish is very salty" , "You don't look good in these clothes" , "You are not good at this"... are like some staple words on our lips. The hard truth is that we judge others to make ourselves look more superior and dominant.Well , this all happens in our minds unknowingly. We pretend and make ourselves believe that we are better , stronger , greater!We put up a fake show and inevitably solace ourselves by lying.The fact is that we stand up by putting other down! Whom to blame? Gossip queens!? Society!?  NO. Blame your human nature which compels us to think in that manner which we unfortunately can't  stop.This seed is sown in the hearts of every person on the Earth.It's up to you whether you

I came across this lovely and exhilarating story while reading a book called- THE ART OF BEING A BRILLIANT TEENAGER though this article works for every ages! Would love to share because not all might be having this great book which is more like a thought-provoking guide to being yourself! It's motivating, enthralling and humorous too. So this is how it starts... A young couple moved into a swanky apartment in a new neighbourhood.They sat in their kitchen having breakfast , watching the world go by.The woman saw her neighbour pegging out the washing."That laundry's not very clean", she tutted."She either needs a new washing machine or better washing powder." Other than the crunching on his toast, her husband remained silent. His wife's comment was exactly the same the next day.And the next."Why  on earth is that woman hanging out dirty washing?", she sighed in disgust."She needs lessons in basic hygiene!" And her

I am sure most of you all might be knowing how to distinguish between an old egg and a new or fresh egg.It's simple , just dip some of them in a bowl of water and observe what happens. OLD EGGS FLOAT.NEW EGGS SINK. Try it.It's a fun activity! Well , have you ever wondered this activity can give us a life lesson? Interesting right!? Keep reading. Just imagine the old eggs are  people who are experienced , professional and experts in their field of work or activity and the new eggs are that class of people who are of course inexperienced , untrained  or simply beginners! Notice that it is over a period of time that you enhance, strengthen , refine and improve in life regardess of what field you are in.The old eggs that are floating above obviously didn't get there in a blink of a second.Experts , in any field , practised day and night and it is only because of the hardwork and dedication they put in , they rise up and earn that position throug

Rohan , a twelve year old animal lover , lived with his grandmother having lost both his loving parents in an unfortunate car accident when he was around five years old.He was dearly brought up with love and warmth coupled with good manners and etiquettes.He always longed for a pet! Everyday he preserved some portion of his lunch for Tommy , a playful kitten with beige hue and random white patches.No wonder it was the society kitten often loathed by the seniors of the colony for its aimless wandering and roaming.On his way back home he would always offer his intentionally leftover food to the kitten and also pour some water in a plastic cup labelled 'Tommy' which he had brought from his residence last summer.It had been a long time since he was carrying out this secret business and working as an everyday undercover generous supplier of food and water! Sometimes in summers Tommy  often got some milk like a special bonus or so to get some respite from the everyday meal.Eve

Rani Velu Nachiyar Rani Velu Nachiyar  (3 January 1730 – 25 December 1796) was a little-known queen of  Sivaganga estate  from  1780–1790. She was the first queen to fight against the British colonial power in India. She did this in 1780, 77 years before the First War of Independence.She was  popularly known as ‘ veeramangai ’ (brave woman). Nachiyar was trained in war match weapons usage, martial arts like  Valari ,  Silambam , horse riding and archery. She was a scholar in many languages and she had proficiency with languages like French, English and Urdu. When she was 16, Velu Nachiyar was married to Muthuvadugananthur Udaiyathevar, the prince of Sivagangai. They had a daughter together called Vellachi, and ruled over the  kingdom for over two decades – from 1750 to 1772, until the year that Mathuvadugananthur Udaiyathevar was killed by the British. She escaped with her daughter.S he formed an army and sought an alliance with Gopala Nayaker and  Hyder Ali  with the