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Essay On Love And Love

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LET YOUR LOVE, COMPASSION AND PATIENCE BE THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF BETTER WORLD
Sk Saleem Babu Dr. P. V. Lakshman
Mentor in English Lecturer in Telugu
AP IIIT, RGUKT, Nuzvid AP IIIT, RGUKT,
Krishna Dt, AP
Jabili.indian@gmail.com

Research Guide: Dr G. Chenna Reddy Assistant Professor, ANU

“Bless the world with your mind, heal the world with your heart, lift the world with your soul and elevate the world with your life,” Matshona Dhliwayo.
More than being human, we require peace and love. More than being strong, courageous and proficient, we require compassion. More than being intellectual, we require kindheartedness and tenderness. But where are all these wisdom of humanity? Where is the love and affection that we have for human life and environment? Where is the peace and harmony that we once had? What about our imaginings, what about our vision of a better world? Little children are crying, all the intellectual brains are beginning …show more content…

Love, affection and compassion are the only instruments and gadgets to accomplish a better society in this contemporary world. All these three are the rare flowers which will be available the garden of a very few hearts and let our hearts be the care of address. Our knowledge can blend the world, our intelligence can shift it, our wisdom can vibrate it, but only our love and affection can truly change it. The world is full of angels, if we can’t find one, let us be one for the transformation of world. If we have the power to place a smile on one person’s face, we have the power to alter the world. We can stir the world with our skills, vibrate the world with our talents, progress the world with our brilliance, and we can change the world with our genius. So on this earth, under the sun, love, smile and patience are the world’s greatest doctors on the earth, and these can heal almost anything and

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