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[nukkad] Help could be fatal-Rajababu



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> Foreword by Rajababu: Many  a times in our office or at home, we come
across
> people asking for our help on the computer, for some application, some
form,
> etc. When we show them what is to be done, many a times we get the
response,
> Please can you do it for me? Simple example, how many of us know how to
load
> a camera with reel? Chances are not even 3 in ten. Point is, as long as
> someone will do it for us, we would never come round to doing it. Now
please
> read on....................
>
> Courtesy: ICWA e-archives and Nukkad
> A man found a cocoon of a butterfly.  One day a small  opening
> appeared,   he sat   and watched the butterfly for several  hours as
> it struggled to force its   body   through  that little hole. Then it
> seemed to stop making any progress.   It   appeared as if it had gotten
> as far as it could and it could go no   further. So   the man decided
> to help the butterfly, he took a pair of scissors and   snipped   off
> the remaining bit of the cocoon. The butterfly then emerged easily.   But
> it   had a swollen body and small, shriveled wings. The man continued to
>   watch   the   butterfly because he expected that, at any moment,
> the wings would   enlarge   and   expand to be able to  support  the
> body, which would contract in time.     Neither happened! In fact, the
> butterfly spent the rest of its life   crawling   around with a swollen
> body and shriveled  wings. It never was able to   fly.
>
>   What the man in his  kindness and haste did not understand was that the
>   restricting cocoon and the struggle required for the butterfly to get
>  through   the tiny opening were God's way of  forcing fluid from the
> body of the   butterfly   into its wings  so that it would be ready for
> flight once it achieved its   freedom from the cocoon.
> Sometimes struggles are exactly what we need in our life . If God  allowed
>   us to   go through our life without  any  obstacles,  it would
> cripple us. We   would not   be as strong as what we could have been.
>     We could never fly.
>
>


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