Friday, August 15, 2008

Five Lessons from a Pencil

“’Fourth: Whenever you make a mistake, correct it immediately. Every good pencil —and this one is no exception—has an eraser at the end. Whenever one makes a mistake with one end of the pencil, one can immediately erase it with the other end. Learn from the pencil that it is not dishonorable to correct mistakes. No, correcting your mistakes is actually your duty. It should be done as soon as you notice the mistake. Truthfully, it is not only a duty to correct mistakes but an honor."

Origin : http://www.krishna.com/en/node/1633

Here are the five lessons of the pencil for you:

  • · Lesson 1: Regenerate regularly—physically, mentally and spiritually. Live in sattva.
  • · Lesson 2: Discover and execute your unique mission and purpose. Live your dharma.
  • · Lesson 3: Always remain connected with your deepest self, the soul. Live in the atma.
  • · Lesson 4: Listen to your conscience and correct mistakes. Stay with the higher connection, guided by the paramatma.
  • · Lesson 5: Develop your love for God. Live in bhakti.
Please Note: This website has many wonderful lessons from Iskcon and live kirtans - if you believe in Krishna Consciousness, or want to believe in it - this website is the best place to start.

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