I agree the likelihood of getting misunderstood in India is really high. Yet another reason why people don't smile. The fear of being judged in a wrong way stops many. But i never said that we need to smile every passer by..no! What i meant was that if we can give a courtesy smile to people we meet everyday like our neighbours or colleagues that shouldn't be a problem.
“A mistake is a crash-course in learning” – Billy Anderson
It's said that A smile can win over the deadliest of the enemies.the ability to smile is what separates the humans from animals. One should make use of it and reap the benefits.
Smile - it is a natural gesture that happens with a knee-jerk effort. It is the reflection of our heart and always emanates a friendly aura. Unfortunately most of us hesitate to express this great performance, knowingly or unknowingly. It depends upon the nature and culture of every one. One thing is sure; if it is continued like this, we will lose this great ability of human kind for ever.
Smile - it is a natural gesture that happens with a knee-jerk effort. It is the reflection of our heart and always emanates a friendly aura. Unfortunately most of us hesitate to express this great performance, knowingly or unknowingly. It depends upon the nature and culture of every one. One thing is sure; if it is continued like this, we will lose this great ability of human kind for ever.[/quote
A smile is that language which can be understood by all irrespective of caste, creed or religion. Wisdom lies in using this language as much as possible.
