Guest guest Posted February 26, 1997 Report Share Posted February 26, 1997 Dear Venerable group members: Sriman Srinivasan's post on vartamaalai was enlightening. I could draw two morals from the story. 1. The spontaneous show of affection by the hunter. I have read and admired Dr. Dyer's works. " Don't achieve anything for the sake of recognition". That is also the difference between " happiness " and " bliss". Bliss is that state of mind when you are happy not because of any specific factor. 2. The sentimental expression of the hare prostrating before the hunter moved the hunter to extricate the baby. Talking of animals, all animals except man know that the principal business of life is to enjoy it. The author goes on to say in his own words, " I have never heard a dog evaluating itself poorly on its barking performance.The bird builds a nest for the sake of dwelling and it does not build any bigger than its need, unlike the humans who crave for recognition ". The two points of inference are Achieve not for recognition and shun performance evaluation of others. Om NaMo bhagavaThe VasuDeVaya dhanvantrye amurtha kalasa hasThaye sarva maya viNasaNaya thrylokya NaDhaya sri maHavishnuve namaha. Subham I.K.Rengarajan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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