“The
man who does not read good books has no advantage over the man who can’t read
them.” - Mark Twain.
Krishna says to Arjuna, do you kill
Drona, Bhishma, Jayadratha, Karna and other brave warriors; who stand already
killed by me. Gita: 34-XI.
Drona was the great teacher and Bhishma
was the grand-sire of Pandavas and Kauravas, they are the ones who failed
to teach the modesty and moral codes in proper way.
According
to Dr. Vivek Mansingh, a mentor par excellence, the author of “Achieving
Meaningful Success” says that the books are to be treated as one among the four
gods. Even the Bhagavad Gita instructed the people to depend or read the books
in the form of scripture which guide about the do’s and don’ts.
The line “irrespective of what caste we
belong to, we are responsible for dividing or not dividing people based on
castes” warns the readers to educate their wards not to be complicate themselves
by trapping into this and must understand the following idea that “the wise men
who have Equanimeous sight, see the same Self in a learned and humble higher
caste, a cow, an elephant, a dog and also in the one who eats the flesh of a
dog who is treated as a low-caste.” Gita18/V
One should make his own ward to learn that no one
should hurt anyone or break any laws. Neither one should underestimate others
nor make others to feel inferior. For
e.g. rainbow is the combination of seven colours. If anyone of those taken out
it won’t be nice to watch. In this way
we have to promote our children to understand the same and train to follow
practically.
What can be parents’ roles in shaping and dealing with children’s identities?
Nothing exists in the world more purifying than
knowledge- Gita 38/IV. According to this
wise-quote, by reading this E-Book, one can understand and follow to lead
his/her parenting journey properly.
Moreover, the contents are well arranged and the title
is being exemplified with suitable image in the wrapper.
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