Today my dance teacher told me “when you do Sadhana, you
smile thru the pain, You do not only smile when you go on to the stage and
smile for audience, you smile because you have learnt to enjoy thru the pain,
you smile when you practice, you enjoy when you are in pain. And then this
becomes a life skill for you to be able to smile thru the pain”.
Today we went to indo-German exhibition. We lost our way, we
were hungry, the exhibition was disappointment for kids, kids did not get balloon, icecream……..we did
not know our way back, we did not get food of our choice, we got terribly late
to reach back home………….”.
One child said “I am never going to go for such exhibitions”.
Another said “its was good, we will get used of such situations, anyway you do
not get what you want all the time, we should go more…….we had fun”.
I have seen kids fighting and smiling next moment
I have seen kids crying and smiling next moment
I have seen kids getting disappointed and excited next
moment
What happens as they grow up?
Where does this skill of “smile thru the pain” diminish?
1 comment:
I think our insistence of doing it right, of creating results - takes the joy out of pain, failure.
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