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Ramana Maharshi said “We have come to their home and we have no right to trouble them. They do not trouble us”.

Ramana Maharshi never allowed people to kill snakes in his ashram. He said, “ We have come to their home and we have no right to trouble them. They do not trouble us”.

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The boy went crying to his mother, her heart melted at the sight of tears in her son’s eyes. So, she gave her son a gold coin.

A shopkeeper offered him two rupees for carrying his bag to his house.

Once there lived a rich businessman. He had a lazy son. The father wanted him to learn the value of labour. So, one day the father calls his son arid says that today he should go out and earn or else he won’t get his food for the night. The lazy boy was not used to do any kind of work. He got scared and went crying to his mother. The mother’s heart melted on seeing his son crying. She gave him a gold coin. In the evening, the father asked what he had earned, the boy gaves him the coin. The father asked him to throw it in the well, he threw it.

The father was a wise man he guessed that the coin was given by his wife. So he sent her to her parents house. He again told his son to go out and earn. This time the sister give him a rupee coin. The boy shows his father the coin and he asked him to throw it into the well and he again did it. The father again realised that someone had given him the coin. So he sent his daughter now, to her in – law’s house. Once again he sent his son out to earn.

This time there was no one to help the boy. He went to the market in search of work. A shopkeeper offered him two rupees for carrying his bag to his house. The boy carried his bag, sweating a lot, his feet trembling and his neck and back aching. He returned home and give the money to his father.

His father again asks him to throw the coin into the well again. The boy cried and told him that was his hard earned money and would not throw it in the well The businessman became very happy. The son promised never to be lazy. The father gave the keys of his shop to the son. The son had realised the value of hard work.

Because it was his hard earned money.

They saw a man walking with his pet dog. He was trying to talk to his dog and the dog seemed to be answering him by barking.

The businessman told, ‘Today, I want you go out and earn something, otherwise, you won’t be given food tonight”.

The son went to the market in search of work.

There was a time no one to helped the boy. He went to the market in search of work. A shopkeeper offered him two rupees for carrying his bag to his house. The boy accepted the offer. He was sweating a lot by the time he finished this work. His feet were trembling and his neck and back were acting. He returned home and handed the two rupee coin to his father, his father asked him to throw it into the well. The boy cried out in pain and said, ‘Father, I earned this money, my entire body is aching, my palms have rashes and you are asking me to throw my hard earned money into the well, the business man was happy his son had realised the value of hard work. The son vowed never to be lazy.

The father asked him to throw it into the well in front of their house.

The businessman’s son was lazy. His father wanted his son to be hardworking and responsible. He wanted his son to realise the value of Labour.

One day he called his son and warned him that he won’t be given food that night if he did not go out and earn. The lazy boy was not used to doing any kind of work. His father’s demands, scared him. When he went crying to his mother, she gave him a gold coin. The father asked him to throw the coin into a well. The next day his sister gave him a rupee coin.

Again his father asked him to throw it into the well The lather again warned his son to go out and earn or else he would not be given supper. This time there was no one to help him and therefore he went to the market in search of work. A businessman offered him two rupees for carrying his bag to his house. He agreed and carried the bag to his house. He was sweating a lot by the time he finished his work. His feet were trembling and his neck and back were aching.

In the evening he returned home and Landed the two rupees to his father, he asked the boy to throw in the well. The boy cried out in pain that it was his hard earned money and to earn that two – rupees, he had work hard by carrying a bag and his body was aching, there were rashes an his palms. He disagreed to throw the two rupees into the well. The boy had realised the value of hard work and the businessman was happy, He also promised not to be lazy again.

• He always fed the animals and birds in the ashram first and then eat. 
• He used to call the dogs as ‘boys’ 
• He used to call the peacocks by making sounds of their cries and feed them with his hands.

Animals lived in his ashram.

Even animals were attracted to him. He spoke to them just as he would speak with people.

A snake crawled over his legs. He didn’t move nor show any fear. Later, someone asked him what he felt like when the snake crawled over his legs. He replied, “Cool and soft”.

He fed the peacocks by first making sounds of their cries and gave them peanuts, rice and mangoes with his hands.

Lucy and Nithin were two school children who were also friends. It was 4.15 RM in the evening, they were going home walking.

Ramana Maharshi was a famous Indian sage of the twentieth century.

Businessman’s son was a lazy boy.

One day when he was sitting by the hillside a snake crawled over his legs.

Children went to exhibition with Boss.

He remembered the promise he had made to his children. He was feeling sad for having disappointed them. He wondered how he would calm his wife.

Dr. AP J Abdul Kalam.

Scientist left the office at half-past eight in the evening.

She asked “Would you like to have a cup of coffee or shall I straight away serve dinner, if you are hungry”

She reacted calmly.

Boss, had taken them to the exhibition.

He didn’t take children to exhibition. He expected his wife would be angry and quarrel and the children would have cried in disappointment.

The scientist was feeling guilty for having disappointed his children and wondered how he would pacify his wife.

Scientists want to take his children to exhibition.

The boss was very understanding and treated all the scientist’s as his own family.

They were all involved in developing rockets. This was an adventurous task. And this took a lot of time. There was so much of work that really made them restless.

The given Lesson ‘The Boss Who Cares’ is about a boss who takes great care of his subordinates (those working under him) There were about seventy scientists working at Tumba space centre. (Thumba is a village near Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala).

A space centre is a place where studies are conducted about outer space of the earth The scientists were involved in developing rockets which was a very daring task. They had to dedicate all there time to their profession. But they never thought of leaving their job, in spite of the hardship they faced.

One day, one of the scientists working there came to his boss and requested him to allow him to leave the office at 5.30 pm in the evening. He had promised his children to take them to – an exhibition in the town, that day. His boss agreed, the scientist was happy and began to work enthusiastically and never even bothered to look at his watch. When he had completed his work he found that it was 8.30 pm in the evening.

As his boss had already left, he left for home. He remembered his promise to his children and felt sad for disappointing them. He also did not know how he could pacify his wife.

At Thumba Space Centre there were about seventy scientists.

The donkey was jealous of the dog who lived with the master in the house. So, it also wanted to five in the house.

The donkey was too big and too heavy to be lifted by the washerman.

The given lesson ‘The Child who Saved the Forest’ is about a boy Prem and his love for the forest near his village and how he saved the trees in the forest from being cut down.

Prem lived in a small village near Bandipur forest, with his parents. He had the good habit of walking in the forest every evening. He had become friendly with many animals and birds. One day he returned from school looking sad. He told his mother that he had heard that many trees in the forest would be cut down and that he was worried about the animals and birds in the forest.

His mother asked him to go to the forest with his friend Nasrin to find out the reason. Both Prem and Nasrin went to their favorite place in the forest and sat down on a rock. Heera, the deer came running to them. Nasrin asked Prem why the deer looked sad. Prem replied that the deer-might have heard that the trees in the forest would soon be cut down. Both sat there and worried about the animals.

Then Prem asked Nasrin discussed among themselves how they could stop the trees from being cut down. Nasin suggested that they could approach the concerned authorities to stop it.

Both felt happy and returned to Prem is house. Prem informed his mother about their plan and asked her to tell them as to whom they should address the complaint. Prem’s mother asked them to complain to the President of Gramasabha. Later Prem wrote a complaint to the Gramasabha President and requested his parents and friends to sign the letter and sent it to the gram sabha office.

The President of Gramsabha Mrs. Rukmini Ramaiah replied to the letter. The President had written to inform Prem that they were happy about the love he had for nature and that his request had been accepted. They had decided not to cut the trees and the trees, animals and birds would now be safe. Later that evening Prem informed the happy news to the whole village.

Prem and Nasrin were feeling sad after hearing about the cutting of trees in the forest. They wanted to stop it. They were friendly with the animals and birds in the forest. Where will the animals and birds go if the trees are cut.

So they wanted to stop it and write a letter to the President of the Gramasabha. The President of the Gramasabha wrote back saying that they will let the trees stay in the forest. In the end Prem and Nasrin were successful in their plan. This shows us that they were lovers of nature.

The forest gives us pure air, water and soil. They keep the atmosphere clean. They provide shelter to the birds and animal. They provide fodder for the cattle and food for men. They give fibre and fertilisers. Timber is used for many purposes in man’s life.

Prem parents and their friends sign and they also took signatures of the people in the local community and those residing in nearby villages.

We learn that we should not cut the trees in the forest and we have to save the plants, animals, and birds.

Petition was for not cutting the trees in the forest.

Prem and his friend wanted to appeal to the authorities to drop the idea of cutting trees.

The Gramasabha President reply that “Your request for not cutting trees in the forest has been accepted. We have decided not to cut the trees in the forest”.

Prem heard that the forest trees will soon be cut so, he came home sad and worried.

Prem wrote a letter to the President of Gramasabha.

Prem and his family lived is a small village near Bandipur forest

One of God’s angels brought them to Him.