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[Guest guest]

Bhaskar ji, Hari Om,

A great inspirational story; most of us realize when it is too late ( most of us after the age of sixty or so ), could have done this or should have done that, ther is no , now, would have done that. It is quite normal thing for most of the people.

 

" But, you cannot go back. You are the carpenter, and every day you hammera nail, place a board, or erect a wall. Someone once said, "Life is ado-it-yourself project." Your attitude, and the choices you make today,help build the "house" you will live in tomorrow. Therefore, Buildwisely! "

 

with greetings,

Davendra

Davendra K. Gupta

[Guest guest]

Dear Davendra ji,

 

Its good to know that these stories are thought provoking. Whether at

age 60 or age 80 or even at age 40, many people who do not wish to

realise, will not, while there are some others who know, but cannot

realise in practise due to some external influences, and sorrounding

factors which may not allow one to change. These people are destined not

to change drastically. Only few lucky people can realise at the right

age and make changes.

 

So I believe most of us are in the same boats, and whatever happens,

happens for the good. This is the only way to see it without feeling any

remorse.

 

regards,

 

Bhaskar,

 

 

 

 

 

, Davendra Gupta <davendrak

wrote:

>

 

> A great inspirational story; most of us realize when it is too late (

most of us after the age of sixty or so ), could have done this or

should have done that, ther is no , now, would have done that. It is

quite normal thing for most of the people.

>

> " But, you cannot go back. You are the carpenter, and every day you

hammer

> a nail, place a board, or erect a wall. Someone once said, " Life is a

> do-it-yourself project. " Your attitude, and the choices you make

today,

> help build the " house " you will live in tomorrow. Therefore, Build

> wisely! "

>

> with greetings,

> Davendra

>

>

>

> Davendra K. Gupta

>