The young fan came from abroad to see the world famous Guru. He asked the passerby for directions to the Guru’s house. He asked back: Did you travel so far to see him? I know him. Just round zero. An incompetent man. I’m sorry to have lost your money and time.
On hearing this, the young man called him an informant and walked away. When he reached the Guru’s ashram in the evening, the young man was shocked. The Guru is the one who saw on the way. The Guru said to the fallen young man: What you have said to me and what I have said to you is true.
There are two types of people. Those who make themselves smaller by getting bigger and those who make themselves bigger by getting smaller. Every action of the first group is an attempt to prove how great he is. They will worship in front of the self-built image based on the degrees they have earned and the positions they have decorated. They accept only those who worship them. They will also form a group to praise themselves.
The second class wants to be invisible, no matter how much knowledge and respect they have gained and remain enlightened. They never praise themselves and do not allow others to praise them. Therefore, their journey is away from the tempting world of rewards and pleasures. Those who get smaller will have two characteristics. For one thing, they do not fall prey to hymns. Two, respond positively to criticism. The world is getting bigger with people who justify themselves and do not consider themselves miraculous.
Content Summary : Handle Criticism With a Smile
