We go through life worrying about all kinds of things. The trivial, such as what will I wear or what will I eat. To what we consider serious, such as, "BUt how could she have said that. I thought she was a friend." The only constant in most of our lives is worries, so much so, that the first English word known by many non English speaking Indians is "Tension". A commonly hear senstence in fast paced Mumbai, "Mala khoob Tension Aahe".
Strangely enough, this Marathi sentence, loosely meaning, "I have too many worries" can be heard from the maids, to the risckshaw drivers, to the college going syduents, the working woman, the housewife, the executive and even the presidents of companies.
I came across one and then looked for and found two more videos that should make us think. After seeing them, you will never have any worries. Not that anything will change. But realization may dwan on us. What we have is a life filled with Roses and we need to learn to appreciate it. Especially when people who have "Worries" have figured out ways in which to have "No Worries".
The 5 people you'll see are as varied as they come. An American young man, a British middle aged lady, an Australian teenager of Iraqi descent, a young boy from Korea and finally a young student at graduation.
If I can, YOU can
Susan Boyle
Emmanuel
Boy Steals The Talent Show
Graduation Speech
Strangely enough, this Marathi sentence, loosely meaning, "I have too many worries" can be heard from the maids, to the risckshaw drivers, to the college going syduents, the working woman, the housewife, the executive and even the presidents of companies.
I came across one and then looked for and found two more videos that should make us think. After seeing them, you will never have any worries. Not that anything will change. But realization may dwan on us. What we have is a life filled with Roses and we need to learn to appreciate it. Especially when people who have "Worries" have figured out ways in which to have "No Worries".
The 5 people you'll see are as varied as they come. An American young man, a British middle aged lady, an Australian teenager of Iraqi descent, a young boy from Korea and finally a young student at graduation.
If I can, YOU can
Susan Boyle
Emmanuel
Boy Steals The Talent Show
Graduation Speech
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