“What has gained mastery over you has
gained mastery over your peace” – mahatria Ra
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“What has gained mastery over you has
gained mastery over your peace” – mahatria Ra
#Thoughtfulthursdays #nsn #nsnschool #mentoring #parenting
Blossoming in the environment
Taking care of every requirement
A home away from home
Is how a school has to be
A teacher need not preach
But has to necessarily reach
Connecting with them in class
Then becomes an easy task
To love, they will truly respond
This will create a lovely bond
Happiness & joy should prevail
From warmth & care none should ail
Fear should not be a handicap
In confidence & courage let’s wrap
A manipulative mind let’s not build
Values should be constantly drilled
A School is a “Temple of Learning”
From vices we need to keep weaning
Transformation we need to achieve
That’s the gratification we receive.
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You walked in with staggering gait Unsure and with a lot of fear With outstretched arms and tears You leaned towards your mom But soon from school she was gone!
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Later you were happy & cheerful And had settled down with ease Being comfortable and at peace Your quiet mischief now began Restlessly here & there you ran
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Then you became a wild tween Boxing, punching, pushing and pulling Provoked at the slightest pretext Pent up anger you wished to vent Unable to handle your own self
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Teenage you then helplessly reached You hated when they all preached Life was lived out of Pain &
pleasure Every moment you were under pressure Wanting to live life your ways.
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From a caterpillar to a butterfly You just transformed your life Came back with a winning smile Recognizing you took a while Yes, my baby has grown in style!
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When there is a lot of invasion and ransacking by the rats, we decide that it is high time we set a trap, especially if the loss is very high, no time is wasted in trapping the rat. There is much joy in trapping it when we experience pain in the kind of damage it creates. The aroma of the burnt coconut is so inviting that the rat just runs in to eat it, and the door closes. We take it far away, to a no man’s land, and release it. This is true of our life too, when we live on our instincts, and don’t use our intelligence. When we are guided by pain and pleasure, we tend to fall into a trap of wrong company and thus, wrong habits.
The child does not perform well in
academics and so, the parents keep scolding the child, as they are anxious
about the child’s future. Listening to this every day, the child develops a
dented self- image and instead of aiming to score more marks, the child joins a
circle of friends who are in a similar predicament. They warmly receive him
into their circle, as birds of the same feather flock together. They encourage
each other for all the wrong reasons. The child is also happy in their company
as they make him feel good. He doesn’t feel the need to prove himself.
The more and more he yields to their
call, without his knowledge, he begins to lose himself. His trouble begins only
once he is trapped. He is now part of a group that encourages him to smoke, to
try a peg of alcohol, to take drugs, appreciates him for copying in the exam, for
troubling the teacher in class, for sneaking a mobile into the school, to back
answer the parent, to cheat them, and many such unacceptable behavior. It
becomes a vicious cycle. He gets sucked into it.
The wrong company of friends is a
trap in life. The sad part is, once we get into that trap, we don’t realize our
folly, rather we enjoy their company. We feel good, as there is someone to
appreciate everything that we do. Slowly we begin to fall in life. Just take a
moment and reflect on your life. Do a self-audit. Is the curve going up or are
we going down? Can you share with your parents everything that you do with
these friends? Can they be introduced to your parents? If the answer is a big
NO, then it is time to withdraw from the wrong company. Your achievements are
more important than how you feel. These friends will disappear from your life.
All that you will be left with will be, bad memories and experiences. Wake up
and understand that if there is deterioration in the quality of your life, if you
are not seeing any progress, it is time to come out of the wrong company that you
have been keeping. Unlike the rat that cannot wriggle out of the trap, we still
can, if we decide to do so. Beware and be aware of the TRAP!
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