Giving Alms.

We are generous, kind & religious persons. With these qualities we have to keep in mind that it is sin to give alms to young, healthy and strong persons. Some days back I read a news that a maid servent used to give a child aged nine months of her master daily to a begger for only one hundred rupees, so that that begger can beg by emotionally black-mailing public. The maid used to give some sedative to the child. This is a true incident of Banglore city. Begging is sin and givers are also sinners. Each person must work for his/her food. Only too much old and sick persons should be exempted. For such persons many NGOs are working, to whom donation shoul be given by generous persons.
In my city a number of children and young persons start roaming for begging on Saturdays in the name of Saturn deity. Giving coins to them is sin in the way that we are spoiling their future and are helpful in increasing numbers of lazy persons. We have to make our country free fron beggers. Visiters from foreign go back with the vision of these beggers. These beggers are criminals also. They will loot you or kill you, if not given money. They do every low-level doings for begging.
It is the high time that we immediately stop giving alms. Give charity to institutions. which are genuine.

Problem of Senior Persons.

I observe in my life that younger generation always criticises older generation.

Cycle Of Life.

I know this idiom that " Earth is round." But now I realise this fact. We meet persons all of a sudden and we feel some congeniality with each other. Some times this affinity leads to a friendship.
Some times we meet with a person, with whom we are seperated since long.
I am a retired person from M.P. Govt. I was in Education department. I observed that I used to be posted at the same place again & again after taking circles. I wonder how it used to happen, when I never tried for any posting of my choice.
I start believing that we owe to our previous births. Once I met with my one class-fellow at Rewa after leaving my college at Lucknow for about ten years. This incident is of 1972 and even today we are in contact. In the same way I met my with a close friend, with whom I had been studying for ten years from seventh class up to B.A. at Lucknow, in the summer of 2007 at Indore. Not only met, but spent two days with each other in my house. She sings very well and I used to hear songs of all kinds and she never had hitched for a second to sing for me.
I wonder how we are seperated with many of my sibling & cousins.
-Shailbala Misra.