Rain Rain go away

To the Rain

Rain, rain, go away,

Come again another day,

Little Johnny wants to play.

Rain, rain, go to Spain,

Never show your face again.

Rain on the green grass,

And rain on the tree,

Rain on the house-top,

But not on me.

How many days has my baby to play?

Nursery Rhymes about People

How many days has my baby to play?

Saturday, Sunday, Monday,

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,

Saturday, Sunday, Monday.

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Bonala Bhadresh

Story of The Stone on the Road

Story of The Stone on the Road One day a farmer, walking down the street in a small town came across a large stone in the middle of his path. The farmer complained: "Who could be so careless as to leave such a big stone on the road? Why does someone not remove it?" He went away complaining. The next day, the same thing happened with a milkman. He too went away grumbling but left the stone as it was. Then one day, a student came across the stone. Worried that someone may fall over it and hurt himself, he decided to push it aside. He pushed long and hard all by himself and eventually managed to remove the stone from the path. He came back and noticed a piece of paper where the stone was kept. He picked the paper and opened it. Inside was written, "You are the true wealth of this nation." There are two kinds of people  Talkers and doers. Talkers merely talk, while doers do.  The moral of this story is that if you don't want to get involved you have no right to criticize  Become the change you wish to see in this world. Service to society is the rent we pay for the space we occupy on this earth. (Source: Paradigm Wisdom Blog)

The Story Of Two Wolves

The Story Of Two Wolves Two Wolves You might have heard the story about the two wolves. If not, here is the refresher. The old man told his son that a battle between two wolves inside each one of us goes on all the times. First wolf is the Evil character wolf; it produces germs of anger, envy, sorrow, greed, arrogance, stress, lies and tension in our minds. Whereas, the second one is Good character wolf; it generates the energy for hope, peace, happiness, truth, generosity and ethics in our mind, heart and soul. The son asked, so who wins the battle? The old man replied, the one which you feed more! The story has a superb driving force motivating us to do our self audit. The question is that which wolf we feed daily and how much? If we surround ourselves in negative character people, do back biting, leg pulling, learning tricks to deceive people and talk pessimist events or ideas then definitely we are strengthening the Evil Wolf. On the contrary, if we spend our times with nice and positive people, read good books, focus on solutions, and assist people in resolving their problems then we are encouraging the Good Wolf to overcome the Evil one. In the long run, the Wolf represents our character because eventually our character gets molded either in to a Good Wolf or Evil Wolf.  (Source: Paradigm Wisdom Blog)