I know the topic sounds very cliche, but one has to witness and feel the happening around us to make us understand that: Well, we have got really a good life!
During my bus journey from my PG to my work place. There is a company near my work place specially for differently abled people ranging from partially blind, persons with both legs disabled and moving in wheel chair, a person with one leg walking with the help of a support etc. And the highlight is they use the public transport and not demand any special vehicles as they are disabled. They are in just another level from us!
Daily morning I used to watch them carefully. Their faces will always full of smiles, making jokes with people who accompany them, discussing many other topics related to other areas. The point is they never consider the fact that they are disabled. They consider themselves differently abled than us and thats what we should also see, differently abled and not disabled!
When they are leaving for work, there is so much enthusiasm displayed by them which really shows us how much important is to have a work and importantly how much we should enjoy the work. on a stark contrast what we do is just complain "OMG, Today is Monday!", "I hate Monday's" etc
These extraordinary people teaches us one thing. We have so much more than them, yet we complain about the stuffs we don't have. They have very less compared to us, but still Respect what they have and are leading a happy life.
So as the cliche goes, "Yes, its best to respect and enjoy what we have with no complaints!"
During my bus journey from my PG to my work place. There is a company near my work place specially for differently abled people ranging from partially blind, persons with both legs disabled and moving in wheel chair, a person with one leg walking with the help of a support etc. And the highlight is they use the public transport and not demand any special vehicles as they are disabled. They are in just another level from us!
Daily morning I used to watch them carefully. Their faces will always full of smiles, making jokes with people who accompany them, discussing many other topics related to other areas. The point is they never consider the fact that they are disabled. They consider themselves differently abled than us and thats what we should also see, differently abled and not disabled!
When they are leaving for work, there is so much enthusiasm displayed by them which really shows us how much important is to have a work and importantly how much we should enjoy the work. on a stark contrast what we do is just complain "OMG, Today is Monday!", "I hate Monday's" etc
These extraordinary people teaches us one thing. We have so much more than them, yet we complain about the stuffs we don't have. They have very less compared to us, but still Respect what they have and are leading a happy life.
So as the cliche goes, "Yes, its best to respect and enjoy what we have with no complaints!"
