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To Be Truly Happy
When Sadi, a great Sufi poet was a young boy of six, his father, a dervish, took him to the mosque where a night long vigil was being observed. As the night grow Sadi found that one after another, the people who had assembled at the mosque began to fall asleep. Even the mullah had nodded off. Only Sadi and his father remained awake.
The little boy whispered into the ears of his father. Father only you and I are keeping the vigil. All the others have fallen asleep. Sadi’s father admonished him, it is better that you go off to sleep and not observe the vigil than to find fault with others and think ourselves superior.
When I find fault with others, I regard myself as superior-better than the others. This is pride; this is egoism. This must be overcome if we are to be truly happy.
Sunil Sachwani
The Author Mr. Sunil Sachwani, was born in April 1964 and is a Mumbai resident, professionally he is a banker in free time after banking hours he spends time in performing various duties such as household work and writing articles and books.
He writes articles for his Bank’s magazine called “Taarangan” which is published by Bank of India quarterly for the staff of the Bank of India. In 1995 he was inspired by his father-in-law, who as a senior citizen used to write books.
The author has written three books in a period of 8-9 days of privilege leave. The author possesses the ability of how to utilize the spare time! So, this is one such example keeping busy in his daily life.
