22 FEB

The blind woman..

I was going to give off this reader’s digest to the junk dealer- when I saw a very meaningful story- so good that I promptly scanned it and decided to share it with you. It is jpg file. Just two pages.. but what a deep message!

Post Author: Sachin

2 thoughts on “The blind woman..”

abhishek

(February 24, 2015 - 11:44 am)

so many flavours of acceptance….

Sachin

(February 25, 2015 - 3:57 am)

Yes Abhishek; I came across another great statement: When a door is closed to us, we keep on looking at it for so long, that we never notice ten open doors next to it…(This is what speech therapy rarely tells us.)

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