really it is the best way to ....................serve without any expectation.God bless him...............................................................................................................
On Mon, Jun 22, 2015 at 5:41 PM, Dr.Ashok Chugh <ashokchugh1@gmail.com> wrote:
BEAUTIFULTo view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/keep_mailing/CAMEN3TXU9VAHYPwtEh3iYxe_7obePUruNbA_rJ6NQN%3DHjp2xig%40mail.gmail.com.--On Mon, Jun 22, 2015 at 5:34 PM, Mohamed Jaffer <mjkassam@gmail.com> wrote:--2 BEAUTIFL LESSONS.WORTH PONDERINGA crab was once running on sea shore and was admiring its beautiful footprints..suddenly a huge wave splashed and washed away the footprints...The crab said to the wave:I considered you as one of my best friends,then what made you do this?The wave replied:A fisherman was following your footprints, that's why I cleared it off..."Relationships mean caring beyond imagination".Value them & don't ever doubt the intentions!....Yet another touching incidentA Real story, that happened with meIn heavy rains that has engulfed and soaked many people staying incity of Mumbai, all of us for sure wrap a layer of plasticprotection, be it rain coat or umbrellasIsn't it?Now an interesting and a very heart touching story isyet to to be told, as it played in front of my eyes, few days agoPlace is vile Parle station, west sideTime is 8 pm, a time when we see a mass exodus of office goers tiredfrom workload and students weary out of the whole day's fun and bunking of classesAnd then I saw!!!Under Parle flyover, a little boy of around 8 or 10 yearsof age, standing barefoot holding an umbrella triple his sizeHe seemed to be lost or so was my inferenceOut of Indian inquisitiveness and friendliness that we genetically inherit,I called him aside and asked him if everything was fineAnd I was hoping to be his savior but turns outhe was going to illuminate my lifeThis little boy, living in the railway tracks of Parle,was going to show methat Humanity is not in running bigger NGOs,but in a lovely act of help, innocentlyAnd His story in his words"My name is Mani, didi.I stay in railway tracks of Parle,I once was walking over with a small umbrella when an uncleasked me if he could walk with me, as he had no umbrella.This set me thinking,and I sat near Parle station's entrance andcounted no.of people who had forgotten or didn't have an umbrella.And didi!, there were so many-!!!!!!!My mom who works in a construction company was given anumbrella to be used as a roof for our home, but I convinced her otherwise.Now I stand daily near station and help anyone who needs an umbrellaAnd that's why I took this jumbo one,so that they don't get wet in rains,as long as they are with me!!!"And when I heard him talk, with innocence dancing in his eyes andlips curved in most beautiful childlike smile,I dropped on my knees and hugged him tight."So do you charge money?, because I would like to gift you sandwich,dosa or anything you want today. "Said I,shaken and moved beyond measures"No no no didi ,No maaaneey."Said our little madrasi incrisp south Indian tone, which was endearing"I,just take chai or any amount that uncle aunty feel like."And yes that was true, because in span of 30 mins that I spent with him,he did not accept a single penny from me(because I had a coat, and thusnot utilizing his services, according to our mani! )Little kid but a massive thoughtNo footwear but a large umbrella,for othersAn idea for service, and lovingly put to execution,What an amazing meeting and what a lovely soul!He taught me so much with his simple yetexcruciatingly difficult task of service to others.His age is of playing but this is his intent,for you,and me,or anyonewho is lucky enough to get under his big, jumbo blue umbrellaAnd as I have said before, this is another chapter of Mumbai diariesDo pass it on if you like it, and when you see him next time,do spare time to step out of YOUR life and spare a minutelooking at others, and a penny for mani's favourite tea.
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