The Art of Patience

It has been more then fifty years in exile, still we hope for independence!! This is how some of us might have started to think. This post is dedicated to such people. The art of patience: remembering that Rome was not built in a day is a good old adage. But what does it mean, well that time moves in its own manner, as does life. When we are happy we want time to stand still...so we can enjoy it. But when we are sad or desperate or fall on bad times we want time to quickly move us from the hardships to the sunlight again. Problem is, we cannot have it both ways. So we must learn and deal with the hard times with patience and tolerance. These skills are best tackled with reverence as they are going to require every ounce of strength we possess. So try working on your tolerance and patience. These are great tools to have and will be called upon time and again during the course of your professional as well as your private life.

Learn the art of patience. Apply discipline to your thoughts when they become anxious over the outcome of a goal. Impatience breeds anxiety, fear, discouragement and failure. Patience creates confidence, decisiveness, and a rational outlook, which eventually leads to success.

Brian Adams

So no matter how hard or long, the road ahead of us may seem, we may not loose hope, may we all keep patience, cos finally and eventually Tibet will be free......