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CLEANLINESS

 

We clean up our vehicles, machines and tools on a regular basis.

Minds and thoughts are great weapons and tools that can change the world around us.

Let's make an effort to clean our mind, thoughts and our vision, on a regular basis also.

Let´s sprinkle some forgiveness and wipe out the mistakes of others.

We will see a clean picture of the world  in front of us.

Doing it periodically brings peace within us and therefore to the world.

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The Donkey and the Load of Salt

Long ago there lived a merchant. He used to deal in salt. He had a donkey to carry load. He used to sell his salt loaded on the donkey. He had to cross a stream to go to other village.

Once his donkey fell into the stream and much of the salt was dissolved in water. The donkey easily crossed the stream due to the light weight of salt on his back. The donkey was happy.

The donkey on his next trip knowingly fell into the stream. The merchant suspected the animal's intention. On the other day too the donkey intentionally repeated the same trick. His master was now sure about the animal's evil intention.

The merchant next day loaded the donkey with a lot of cotton. The donkey once again repeated the same trick. He fell into the stream. This time his load became very heavy.

The donkey carried the heavy load. It was very tiring for him to move on. The donkey now realized his mistake. He stopped falling down into the stream any more. He thought that it was not good to play tricks. The merchant had taught the donkey a good lesson.

Moral:

You can befool a person a few times but not always.

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