"Listen, Speak and Be Silent"

 Knowledge of the subject I am going to write about today is important to everyone in the world. Each of us must have these three things in mind. From childhood to old age, these three things play a part in everyone's life.
The first thing to talk about is listening. Listening means listening to what someone is saying, listening to a song you like, listening to a story, but the main thing here is that we only listen when we are discussing with someone else, talking about work or just talking. We are in a hurry to speak..
 
It is very important to listen before speaking in life and it is also very important to understand whether to speak or not after hearing the whole thing. Sometimes we start speaking instead of remaining silent. The words spoken in life always have to be paid. The words you say will have the same effect on the other person. You may have heard from many people that a man's rites are known from his words and the way he speaks. If you don't want to talk, you should keep quiet.
To give an example of a great person, that person is Mahatma Gandhiji, the Father of the Nation of our country. He has lived his life with great policy, rule and restraint. When he was in the ashram, not only from Gujarat but also from India and abroad, when people came to meet him, his behavior would touch the person who was coming and the person in front would be very proud that a person like the one I met today is the only one in this world. Most  opinions will be the same because this is the person who listens, understands and then responds to the other person before he or she starts talking and uses more words until the answer to each question is spoken in fewer words. Sometimes he did not and answered the question of the person in front of him without hesitation.
During that week, everyone in his ashram kept a silent fast and also explained the benefit of keeping silence.

 So there are many people of whom I can give an example but this person has become a personality of our India whose name seems to be Mahatma. I would like to write our next blog about Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation. So our next article will be about "Mahatma Gandhi, the worshiper of truth and non-violence."