We
have often heard the saying” life is a struggle.” What can we learn from it?
Turn it around and what do we have? Struggle is life. Many of us may not
realise that since our con ception we have been struggging. We may not like it
but in actual fact “struggle” makes us more alive! In many cases has always
been sending that massage to us. Take those trees which are always facing storms
and winds. They are not only stronger but their roots also grow deeper into the
ground. The trees whict fight for sunlinght in the jungles are definitely
stronger and taller than the creepers that cling around them or the small ferns
which are undr their shelter.
People
who exercies are sronger than those who don’t. our muscles need to strunggle to
make us stronger.peple who work are somehow more active than those who just sit
at home doing nothing.
According
to a research team fron the MRC Dunn Nutrition
Center in Cambridge ,England-
cars, televisions and modern labour saving devices can be harmful to our
health. The trouble is- everyday levels of energy expenditure have dropped. The
study found that more than a third of adult get less than 20 minutes of
moderate exercise each week and fewer than half ever participate in active
sports. With the dramatic increase in car ownrship, people are less likely to
walk even short distance.
The
calm which puts us to sleep may bemore fatal than the storm wich keeps awake.
Most
people think that taking the easy out or having an easy life without diffcultis
or problemsis good. It is a very serioous misconception.who wants to tough,
hard life? I for one would not like it. But what I am putting forwad here is
that struggle, be it physical or mentl, is necessary to make grow sronger in
body and mind.
Struggle
forces us to move when we would otherwise stand still. And it leads us
eventually to the full realisation that success comes only through strugggle.
Nothing worthwhilein liife is ever achieved whitout a struggle. If it were
easy, everyone would do it.
When
we climd up the ladder of life, we need to think (mental struggle). When we let
ourselves slid, doing nothing and succumbing to an easy life, we tend to stop
the thinking process.
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