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Do not look at nature.

Do not drop yourself, come automatically. There is nothing so much to learn from this. Unknowly, it is from the tree again.

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Those who are urban, rarely look at the green tree reserves around them, the world is as beautiful as the females, with the balance of equilibrium. One part of the planet's landmass is part of the forest, which gives human life to the vast majority of the food, the water of the supplementary water. If there is no tree, water will not be sweet, if the tree does not have air, then purified.

Our breath will stop. What does the tree do? Each tree carries carbon dioxide and mixes it with sunlight and oxygen and is useful for humans. As long as he is with millions of pests. When the leaves of billions of billions of leaves fall, the natural environment that is produced by the dried leaves, which keeps hundreds of animals, birds and mammals alive. So, to look at each creation, nature has been arranged. Everyone is valuable. Not to throw anyone away. We live with everyone.
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What do you learn from the tree? Many :::::------

  1. Will be flexible. When the trees grow, they become turbulent, they do not fall, they just get up in the air. Dulal will not fall, will not fall. Will be flexible. When it grows like a tree, it does not have to bend. When life is growing, it will not bother with a little criticism. Adverse heavy winds will hit, however.
  2. I look at the leaves. The page has poetry. Millions of pages in the sky Each page is valuable. If there is no leaf, the tree will not grow. The tree without tree is dead. Someone comes and says 'thank you' or 'thank you card', someone encourages a little, it will feel great. They will work like a leaf on your journey. Value the small things.
  3. I looked at the horoscope. They were small, grew up slowly. There are songs in the bot: 'Batsyakshara shayya as ray, More friend's maya ray' [Bhawaiya]. Learning, no small start is small. The younger ones will grow up one day like a horseback.
  4. The seed or fruit of the tree, the mango seed or whatever is changed. There is nothing to be afraid of changing, as David Zindel says in The Broken God, 'The seeds of the tree are never afraid to change in the direction of being transformed into a tree.'
  5. Those who live in forests know that trees do not grow alone, they grow with everyone. The songs sing; Laughing, crying Only those who know, only they can hear. Growing together, it's learning.

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The list of what to learn from the tree can be done by themselves:-----

  1. You have to be rooted.
  2. The time has come, the stump of the stump is inevitable.
  3. Do not leave your old home without being worn out in pain.
  4. Do not shy away from what you believe.
  5. Sometimes you will have to live with shelter in the old bakal.
  6. Grow up where there is a pinch.
  7. There is no harm in flower blooming late. When the knockdown fits immediately.
  8. Leave those who want to cut you off
  9. During the autumn you can not hide your original color. That's your real color.
  10. Wildfires will die together. Comparable to the Hour

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Ending with the story of the farmer and his children:------

At the time of the death of the peasant, he called the boys and told them that they have made you people by cultivating their whole life. Listen carefully Large treasures hidden in one place in the woods That is why the farmer gave up his last breath. In search of the treasure, the boys sprayed all the fields. The treasure could not be found. In spite of eating crops, there was such a crop that did not even come into my imagination.

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