Dear Hareesh:

The point with the broom analogy is that you have value for just being. You are a Human Being. Even if you don’t do anything at all and “suck at” everything you do, like you wrote, you still have value. I didn’t make these rules and I don’t argue with this rule. The rule being that you (and I) have an inherent value, one we are born with, that has nothing to do with what we do and how good we are at what we do.

It is also true that we need to do something, if only for the purpose of surviving. You started this thread with the blow you suffered as the university you attended got discredited (what was the word?) Something not good happened to you, through no fault of your own.

This is part of life, unfortunately (because it hurts and it scares us as to: what else can go wrong… and why try?)

And this is when and where you have the opportunity to be… a hero in your own life, get up from where you fell, or where you were thrown down, on the ground, get up and fight for yourself and your life. Doesn’t have to be a Hollywood type fighting, but small steps. Every small step you take for your own good, for yourself is a heroic step. What will such be right now, for you?

anita