Isn’t gold precious? Then, why not be pure gold?
Pure gold, 24K, is lustrous and precious; but, it is soft. It is unsuitable for most applications including coinage and jewelry making.
When pure gold is mixed with traces of zinc, copper and nickel, it becomes stronger. It can still be called ‘Gold’. However, when these are added in greater quantities, gold loses its luster.
Likewise, we may lack grit if we’re too pure. We may be formless, when there are too much of impurities. So, accept the twists and turns of life, in right quantities, with an open heart. Maintain the purity of your heart and your identity to be both strong and bright. Balance matters!
Don’t get consumed, but prevail against circumstances!
Be an ornament, not pure gold!
Cheers!
Nice relativity. 😊
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Thank you 🙂!
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I liked the idea🙂
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Thank you 🤗
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Nice 😊
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Thanks a lot ☺
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Lovely thought Anisha! 🙂 Loved the comparison here.
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Thanks a lot!!
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This is one of the wonderful things I’ve read and analysed today after your words. Thanks Anisha for sharing the words of wisdom here.
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I’m very happy that my words helped you, Sumit ☺
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It surely did. And I’m grateful to you for that. You work is amazing.
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Your compliment has brightened up my day!
Sharing a smile with you 🙂
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Keep smiling, Anisha. Good day!
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Thank you, Sumit!
Good day to you, too!!
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A wonderful analogy, I loved it
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I’m glad you liked it, Mr. Jude!
Keep visiting! Best wishes!
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Such a beautiful message, Anisha!
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Thank you, Shweta!!
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