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In whose hands?


In whose hands?


Vegetables, in the hands of a culinary expert, can be transformed into a work of art, or, in the hands of a chef, can be crafted into a salad.

Sand in the hands of a sculptor can be converted into a sand castle, or in the hands of a Mason can be used for construction.

Cloth in the hands of a painter can be transformed into a painting, or in the hands of a tailor, stitched into a dress.

Gold in the hands of a Goldsmith can be converted into Jewellery, or in the hands of an investor, can be used to pledge. 

Bamboo, in the hands of a flute maker, can be converted into a flute, or in the hands of a basket maker, can be converted into a basket.

Water in the hands of a cook can be used for cooking, while in the hands of a gardener, it can be used for gardening.

A Pen in the hands of a teacher can be used to correct an answer sheet, or in the hands of a journalist, to change society.

A Paper in the hands of a writer can be converted into a story, or in the hands of an Origamist can be made into origami.

A plain land in the hands of a farmer can be converted into farmland, or in the hands of a builder can be developed into a housing project.

Everything in this world has a purpose; it depends on whose hands it is. Similarly, every one of us is capable of achieving it, depending on what we associate with.

Define your outcome before you decide with whom you should associate.


M.L.Narendra Kumar












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