Patience - Punita Chouhan

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Patience is necessary for success. It is  said that " All good things come to those who wait."

If you wish to achieve anything of significance, we can not expect to achieve it overnight.  Patience teaches us to value the  effort & not just the success .

It is  a mistake to think that happiness can only be attained through certain achievements. 

Patience takes time to learn. If you aren't born with it. You have to be able to trust & wait. Being patience brings peace of  mind .When we expect certain outcomes, we have no peace in mind for we set the standards extremely high.  If you  get  frustrated also, nothing  gets done expect your temper rises and  when you try to learn.  

Something, you need to stay patient well because the same thing will happen to you and you will get no where. Some ways to be more patient are :

Just stop, catch the mind ranting that you shouldn't be in this situation. 

Settle into the moment you might feel your body. 

Go into your body with your mind's eye and find out how you know you're impatient. 

 If you  can  open any tightness, breathe into any clenching. 

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Punita Chouhan

The Fabindia School

pch@fabindiaschools.in

Freedom and Peace - Kusum Sharma

Freedom is the ability to act without constraint. It can protect humans against social

problems. Freedom and Peace are both the values that are very important for us. If we feel freedom for our growth then only we will feel true happiness and can learn and create new things. I have observed these things in my classroom also. In one of my classes, I taught a lesson to the children and gave them assignments to do at home. That class was filled with lots of brilliant children.

It was a strange thing for me that children never completed their home assignments on time. I called a few students from that class and asked them the reason for the poor performance in their homework. After a few minutes of conversation with them, I got to know that some children from that class belonged to agricultural backgrounds so after going home they used to help their parents, so they were not able to complete their assignments.

They gave a few suggestions and asked permission to complete their work within the school, which I agreed. Then I was happy to see that they completed their task within the classroom whenever they got free time and even with great interest. After that children were very happy and used to finish their work before time. Now I observed that freedom actually provides growth and peace of mind.

Kusum Sharma

The Fabindia School

ksa@fabindiaschools.in