The eye-surgeon with a flourishing practice, who returned to
his village and set up an eye-hospital for the poor. The retired bureaucrat who
runs a school exclusively for boys from a community that has been shunned for
generations. The articulate woman who’s dedicated her life to rescuing and rehabilitating
victims of the sex trade.
They could have led comfortable lives, but chose to do
something meaningful. They may not flaunt the material trappings of success, but
they are the richest people I know.
Gandhi said it best. “Seek not greater wealth, but simpler pleasure; not higher fortune, but deeper felicity.”_____
Flashback 2011- June |
3 comments:
Natasha - Oh, well said! Real courage comes from turning away from worrying about one's own material comforts and looking out at what needs to be done. Thanks for the reminder.
What a great tribute to people who really deserve it!
Such a beautiful and heart-warming post! :)
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