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  • InAnimal Fables, Life's Lessons

    A hunter and a woodsman

    A hunter, not very bold, was searching for the tracks of a lion. He asked a man felling oaks in the forest if he had seen any marks of his footsteps or…

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  • InGood World, Heartwarmers, Life's Lessons

    The fable of kintsukuroi

    Once upon a time, in the far, far east, east even of Eden, lived a great emperor, in a great palace, gorgeously stocked with the richest of goods. It was early spring,…

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  • InCaregivers, Family Matters, Heartwarmers, Life's Lessons

    Laughter in the walls

    I pass a lot of houses on my way home; some pretty, some inviting. But my heart skips a beat when I see my house nestled against the hill. I’m especially proud…

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  • InBuddhist Wisdom, Eternal India, Good World, Heartwarmers, Life's Lessons

    Lessons from a father

    ‘Look upon this earth, Rahula,’ he  (The Buddha) said (to his son). ‘Whether we place beautiful objects on it, like flowers and incense, or if we dirty it with excrement, it receives…

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  • InGood World, Heartwarmers, Life's Lessons

    No, Yes and Maybe

    There were three tulip bulbs named No, Yes and Maybe. They lived at the bottom of a bulb tin, content to be round and fat and dressed in silky brown garments. When…

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  • InGenius Shines, Good World, Heartwarmers, Life's Lessons, Selfmade Stalwarts, Work Well

    Giving your life

    Itzhak Perlman is one of the finest violinists alive today. Several years ago, Perlman agreed to attend a charity reception after one of his concerts in Vienna. Tickets for the champagne reception were…

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  • InBuddhist Wisdom, Life's Lessons, Zen wisdom

    Where’s your temper?

    A Zen student came to Bankei and said: “Master, I have an ungovernable temper — how can I cure it?” “Show me this temper,” said Bankei, “it sounds fascinating.” “I haven’t got it right now,” said…

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  • InCaregivers, Family Matters, Good World, Heartwarmers, Life's Lessons

    We do cancer

    Richard was a widower; his wife had suffered a long and painful death from cancer.  Then he met Celia; they came to love each other and each other’s children dearly. Less than…

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  • InGood World, Heartwarmers

    The gardener and the surgeon

    A gardener once worked for a heart surgeon. The heart surgeon was an atheist. The gardener was a man of faith. They got on very well together, but often had friendly arguments…

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  • InCaregivers, Science Marvels

    Upendranath Brahmachari: The forgotten genius

    Dr. Upendranath Brahmachari was a renowned Indian physician and scientist who made significant contributions to medicine, particularly in treating visceral leishmaniasis, also known as kala-azar. He was also the first to develop…

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