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Life Lessons from kite Flying





My kite flying taught me to see things beyond the ground

My Maanjhaa taught me to Strengthen myself beyond my ability

My susthram( Tying the thread to kite) taught me the ability to build a mechanism to launch myself

My deal( Cutting the other kite) taught me the ability to compete

My childhood paper kites taught me the pleasure to enjoy with used products

My plain thread without Maanjhaa taught me the pleasure of being happy without competing with others

My kite which was cut in the deal, taught me the ability to strengthen myself

The long deal between me and my competitor taught me the ability to compromise

When my kite was cut I learnt the ability to bounce back

When I realized kite thread was a threat to two wheeler riders I stopped flying my kite, it taught me humanity.

Life lessons from kite flying is eternal

M.L.Narendra Kumar


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