Think Big, Act Wisely, Show Results : 2.THINK BIG - ( to save the Children and the Youth of Bharatham who are misguided by some evil forces, in the name of student wings sponsored by dirty political parties like Congress, Communists, etc.,

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Chinmaya International Residential School, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu : Students in Dining hall

Opinion

17/03/2016.

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All Members,

 Respected family members of this great holy Nation.

*REQUEST ALL  STUDENTS, PARENTS AND TEACHERS MUST READ THIS TOPIC

 **IT IS URGENT IMPORTANCE IN THE PRESENT SITUATION  OF THE NATION


Sub : Think Big, Act Wisely, Show Results :
Swami Chinmayananda.

Ref :  Children and Youth of Bharatham are misguided by some evil forces, in the name of student wings sponsored by dirty political parties like Congress, Communists, etc., ...

Dear Children of this Holy Nation -

Think Big, Act Wisely, Show Results :


2. THINK BIG :

That which is needed foremost from the modern youth is right thinking, leading to a clear vision of life. We should remove all barriers of pettiness and THINK BIG. Big things are achieved in the world, first, by daring to conceive them in our mind. Man dared to think that he could fly like a bird – and the first flying machine was invented !

He dared to think that he could reach the moon, and lo ! Man landed on the far away moon ! Nothing is impossible for the one who thinks. Our thoughts alone bind us and make us small, and thoughts alone can free us. Break this bondage of narrow limiting thoughts and THINK BIG.


To think big means not only to think as an individual but as a nation as well. Think what will be beneficial to the nation, what will bring about national good. When Swami Chinmayananda learned the scriptures from His Teacher, He thought as to how He could pass on this man making Knowledge to the people of the nation and to the entire world.

This is called ‘Thinking Big ‘ Swami Vivekananda used to spend restless nights in America thinking of the welfare of India and the entire world. Even as a child, Samartha Ramdas Swami was thinking of universal good.

Next : 3. ACT WISELY :

Thank you for reading

 JAIHIND.

To be continued  ...



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