Gyanalokhub

We all know that it is really difficult to find our own mistakes and our own faults and correct them but it is really easy to point out other people's mistakes and find other people's faults. this is one lesson that my parents taught me. when I was a child they said, son when you point one finger towards others there are three fingers pointing at you same time. Key Insights It is human nature to find faults in others rather than in ourselves, but this habit can be changed with conscious effort. By focusing on our own mistakes, we can grow and improve ourselves. Understanding that no one is perfect and everyone is struggling in their own way can foster compassion and empathy. It allows us to see that people's mistakes are a result of their own struggles and not a reflection of their character. It is important to address the mistakes of loved ones, but it should be done in a productive and non-violent manner. Approaching them privately and explaining the consequences of their...

Once upon a time in a small village, there lived a wise old monk. He was known far and wide for his wisdom and sense of humor. One day, a young and eager student named Sam approached the master and said, Master, I want to learn the secret to happiness and success. Please teach me, master." Sito looked at Sam with a twinkle in his eye and said, Young one, but first you must complete a simple task." Go to the market and buy the biggest, juiciest watermelon you can find, then carry it on your head and walk. Through the village without dropping it Sam was puzzled but determined he went to the market and found a massive watermelon balancing it on his head he walked through the village with utmost concentration as he passed by people couldn't help but laugh and cheer him on some even joined in clapping and making funny faces finally after a bumpy journey Sam reached Master Setu's Hut the watermelon was intact and Sam was relieved he looked at Master Situ expecting to be ...

Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a boy named Rohan. Rohan was known for his laziness and lack of ambition. He had a habit of wasting time and procrastinating on important tasks, despite the constant advice from his family and friends to value time. Rohan didn't seem to understand its importance. One sunny day, a wise old man named Mr. Gupta arrived in the village. He was known for his wisdom and ability to solve people's problems. Word quickly spread, and soon Rohan heard about the arrival of Mr. Gupta peaked.  He decided to seek the old man's guidance. Rohan approached Mr Gupta who was sitting under a large banyan tree with a respectful bow he asks sir I've been told that you possess great wisdom can you please guide me on how to make the most of my life. Mr Gupta smiled and nodded understanding the young man's struggle he took out an hourglass from his bag and handed it to Rohan this hourglass symbolizes time he said each grain of sand represents ...