• satyakam
• Moral
• Story
• December 8, 2007
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Crabs and Politicians

Two politicians were walking by the sea shore in the morning. They saw some children catching crabs, putting them in inside a basket.

One of the politicians approached the boys and asked “Why don’t you cover the basket? What if some crabs climb out?”

One of the boys replied “Don’t worry sir, these crabs are like politicians .When one tries to climb up, the others will pull it down.”

So let us go higher by our own efforts, not by pulling others down.

• satyakam
• Honesty
• Story
• December 8, 2007
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elevator’s wife

A woman visited a psychiatrist to report a problem.
“You have got t help my husband”,she said.”He has delusions about himself and thinks he is an elevator.”
‘send him in,”replied the psychiatrist and i’ll cure him”.
“Oh! i can’t do that,’said the wife.”He is an express elevator and he does not stop at your floor.”

The moral of the story is “we tend to think that others are the problems,not examining ourselves honestly.”

• rajgopal
• Story
• Wisdom
• December 4, 2007
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No pain no gain!!

This is a wonderful story that I was told by a friend of mine. It is loaded with wisdom and is so true of many of us.

Once in a cave deep in a forest there was a beautiful marble statue and people from all walks of life from all over the world would come to visit her. One fine day at night when all visitors had left the marble tiles on the floor united as one and began to address the marble lady.
Stones: It is not fair, just not fair. Both of us came from the same cave and while people come and admire you, they step on us and ignore us.
Marble lady: So?
Stones: We feel it is just not fair.
Marble lady: My dear friends, do you remember the day when the stone cutter came to carve us?
Stones: Of course yes. We did not like him one bit. How dare he hurt us?

• bapidebu
• Command
• Command Me
• November 27, 2007
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“YOU CAN’T COMMAND ME”

“YOU CAN’T COMMAND ME”

ONCE A PROUD AND HAUGHTY DISCIPLINE ASKED HIS TEACHER, “SIR, YOU ARE ALWAYS ORDERING PEOPLE AROUND, BUT YOU CANNOT COMMAND ME.”

THE TEACHER REPLIED, “SON, I CANNOT HEAR WHAT YOU ARE SAYING.PLEASE COME CLOSER.”

THE STUDENT CAME NEAR AND REPEATED, “YOU CANNOT COMMAND ME!”

THE TEACHER POINTED TO HIS RIGHT EAR, AND SAID, “I AM NOT ABLE TO HEAR ON THIS SIDE.PLEASE COME TO MY LEFT, “YOU CANNOT COMMAND ME, SIR.I WON’T BE COMMANDED!”

“SPEAK LOUDER, “SAID THE TEACHER, CUPPING HIS LEFT EAR.

IRRITED THE, THE STUDENT CAME EVEN CLOSER AND BELLOWED, “I SAY, YOU CANNOT COMMAND ME!”