Success Theory - Part 1
Behind Every successful man, there must be a theory. I believe it is DDD's theory.
Desire: I must mention the great Indian poetess, Kamaladas, who told...
When you wish to swim not to enter the river that has no ocean
What does the sentence mean? Every river has a destination i.e., Sea. If the river does not have a destination, it just flows knowing only flowing as its destiny. A man's life is also the same. If you don't have a goal or a desire about what you want to be in your future, keep it now. Try to reach your destination with the help of Dedication and determination.
Dedication: With out dedication towards desire, one can not reach one's goal.
Long ago in Ancient India, There was a sculptor who just completed his learning of sculpture under his master's intensive training. He wanted to test himself taking a good rock for his maiden work. so he went to the nearest woods in search of a stone he wished. After a long journey, he succeeded finding two rocks face to face.
The sculptors used to ask the rock whether it supported to make it as an idol. As he had to take the consent of the rock, he asked it. The rock instantly agreed. He immediately started his work. The rock could not bear the pain no longer. so it hesitated and asked him to search for another rock. He immediately went to the rock right in front of it and asked. It readily agreed. He started the work. The rock bore all the pain for one week day and night. Now it became as a beautiful idol of god. He looked at his work and felt proud himself and went back to his village leaving behind the idol in the same place.
After a few days, the passerby s looked at the god's idol there and built a big temple round it felt the god came to earth. Many pilgrims came there and offered prayers to the idol (Latter) and break coconuts on the rock (Former) in front of it.
The same happens to human life. If one tries to free from the partial obstacle, one has to face lifetime obstacle. Be dedicated with your desire.
Behind Every successful man, there must be a theory. I believe it is DDD's theory.
D - Desire
D - Dedication
D - Determination
Desire: I must mention the great Indian poetess, Kamaladas, who told...
When you wish to swim not to enter the river that has no ocean
What does the sentence mean? Every river has a destination i.e., Sea. If the river does not have a destination, it just flows knowing only flowing as its destiny. A man's life is also the same. If you don't have a goal or a desire about what you want to be in your future, keep it now. Try to reach your destination with the help of Dedication and determination.
Dedication: With out dedication towards desire, one can not reach one's goal.
Long ago in Ancient India, There was a sculptor who just completed his learning of sculpture under his master's intensive training. He wanted to test himself taking a good rock for his maiden work. so he went to the nearest woods in search of a stone he wished. After a long journey, he succeeded finding two rocks face to face.
The sculptors used to ask the rock whether it supported to make it as an idol. As he had to take the consent of the rock, he asked it. The rock instantly agreed. He immediately started his work. The rock could not bear the pain no longer. so it hesitated and asked him to search for another rock. He immediately went to the rock right in front of it and asked. It readily agreed. He started the work. The rock bore all the pain for one week day and night. Now it became as a beautiful idol of god. He looked at his work and felt proud himself and went back to his village leaving behind the idol in the same place.
After a few days, the passerby s looked at the god's idol there and built a big temple round it felt the god came to earth. Many pilgrims came there and offered prayers to the idol (Latter) and break coconuts on the rock (Former) in front of it.
The same happens to human life. If one tries to free from the partial obstacle, one has to face lifetime obstacle. Be dedicated with your desire.
Written by Ramu Magham
Ramu Magham is an English Language Teacher who drives his students crazy with trending technologies and current happenings.
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