Showing posts with label unity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label unity. Show all posts

Saturday, March 10, 2012

14.Ultimate proof=acid test
































Ultimate proof=acid test

Acid test of art is its aesthetic appeal;

Acid test of belief is the relief it gives to lives’ problems;

Acid test of character is the calmness even in calamity;

Acid test of devotion is the dedication even in times of distress;

Acid test of education is exhibition of proper attitude in different situations;

Acid test of faith is its flexibility and not its fanatic fixation;

Acid test of growth is gaining happiness and harmony in life;

Acid test of honesty is not hiding one’s feeling at any situation;

Acid test of intelligence is its ability to inspire and impact;

 Acid test of joy is the ability to inject others with similar joy;

Acid test of kindness is to kindle humane feeling in everyone around;

Acid test of love is leveraging reciprocal relationships;

Acid test of management is the mutual admiration and cooperation among all;

Acid test of nationalism is the pride in its ancestry, promotion of its culture in tune with global economic and social welfare with humaneness;

Acid test of observation is the ability to grasp the micro and macro details of the thing or person observed;

Acid test of peace is the tolerance of other faiths, ideas, identities and different ways of living;

Acid test of quintessence of life is to love living with total intensity and intense totality;

Acid test of religion is the realization of reality and emancipation of soul spiritually through multiple approaches to life;

Acid test of society is the common values it cherishes and bequeaths to the future generations;

Acid test of teaching is the creation of thinking, intelligent individuals with clarity of understanding who apply knowledge with contextual relevance and help humanity to live happily.

Acid test of unity is the unsolicited feeling for all by all with appreciation and acceptance of variety;
Acid test of virtue is valuing reason and courage of conviction;

Acid test of wisdom is evaluation of life through living;

Acid test of Xenophile is his over enthusiastic support of foreign culture than the natives themselves.

Acid test of youth is the attempt to experience life with courage and passion and without any conditioning or inhibition;
Acid test of zeal is uncompromising and unstoppable enthusiasm.


Quote from famous a author:-



Test a servant while in the discharge of his duty, a relative in difficulty, a friend in adversity, and a wife in misfortune.- Chanakya

1.Obey or follow rules/orders =abide by


Obey or follow rules/orders =abide by
My write ups:
“Abide by the rules especially when they are favorable otherwise you can always say a big bye to rules but never let rules rule over”.
       Short story –by Balayogi

          ABIDE BY like Abi and   Deby
            Two birds named ABI and DEBY, lived together in a well protected nest built at  a vantage point, sand-witched between a fish stall and a butcher’s shop. They laid down a set of rules in their mutual own interests and both obeyed the rules and led a smooth life.
            One day ABI had the fortune of escaping from a pouncing lynx but unfortunate to have its wings on one side broken and its tibiotarsus [A long bone in the leg of a bird between the femur and the tarsometatarsus, consisting of the tibia fused with the proximal bones of the tarsus] severely damaged   that it could no longer fly or run fast but barely manage to move slowly. DEBY could not bear the tragedy and as their friendship was so profound that they set out a new set of rules whereby to ensure the safety of ABI, DEBY also would not fly or move far away, instead he would clandestinely pick up meat bits and fish from the two nearby shops and bring and give them to ABI. This worked on well for some time.
            All of a sudden the fish stall moved out of the place and the customers at the butcher’s shop also dwindled but somehow DEBY managed to bring enough chicken and meat from its short sorties but it brought some pieces and started putting them in cardboard box out of the reach of ABI.
            Once when DEBY had gone out on such sorties ABI filled with physical feebleness, psychological frustration and presumptive suspicion in a spur of the movement straining its only remaining spur  [a sharp curved part on the back of a bird’s leg ] dragged itself injuring its breast, flanks and belly defying all laws of kinematics [the branch of biomechanics about the study of movement with reference to the amount of time taken to carry out the activity ]  reached out for the box stretching  and straining its ruff [A distinctive collarlike projection around the neck, as of feathers on a bird or of fur on a mammal ] and carried on to consume the carrion and returned to its abode.
            When DEBY arrived he found an exhausted and bleeding ABI and was terribly upset, he went near and enquired what happened.
ABI in a fit of fury started abusing DEBY as to why he was hoarding food selfishly for himself in the box. Then DEBY explained saying that he had been putting chicken pieces infected with bird flu and poisoned meat pieces in that box so that no creature would consume it even by mistake. As DEBY was narrating this ABI died with its gizzard [The second, or true, muscular stomach of birds ] spilling out of its torn belly and blood oozing out of its beak. ABI and DEBY had a safe and smooth life as long as they were abiding by the rules of what they agreed upon but calamity struck when suspicion led to aberration. So always try to ABIDE BY the rules as ABI and DEBY did initially.
                                                A short story by Balayogi

Quotes from famous authors:-

“God isn't looking for people of great faith, but for individuals ready to follow Him” — Hudson Taylo
 The poet Nazrul exclaims, "I am a Beduin (Nomad), I am Chengis, and I do not salute anybody except my own self". But such an attitude of non-conformism will lead men nowhere.
“Always obey your parents-when they are present”-Mark Twain
“If you obey all of the rules, you miss all of the fun”-Katherine Hepburn