A Story about Two Camels A baby camel asked its mother: - Why do camel ourselves have hump, mommy? - Ah, we are desert animals so humps help us save water, replied mother camel. - Then, why are our legs so long, mommy? - They are the best means to move on desert, my loved baby. - So why are our eyelashes so long, sometimes they touch on my eyes, really itchy. - Baby, our eyelashes are long to keep our eyes far from wind and sand of desert. - Well, I get it, hump to save water, long legs to go, long eyelashes to guard. Can I ask one more question? - Alright, keep asking, my loved baby. - What are we doing at the zoo, mommy???? Lesson 1: Potential The poor baby camel has lived at misplace. Though, there are so many different potentials, all of them become useless because there's no chance for them to "burst open". If still living at the zoo, those potentials will be eroded until to be destroyed. There's one way that: Enlarge your secure area to discover your right potential. Lesson 2: Psychological Barriers The cage at the zoo has "obstructed" all sides and let the camel no free to live with all of its essences. Human ourselves have also cages enclosed around us. They are right "psychological barriers". Let see what self-barriers we have made by ourselves: - Barrier 1: Shyness - Barrier 2: Laziness - Barrier 3: Self-suggest that "I can't!" - Barrier 4: Being complacent about temporary achievement. They are stable walls which press your shoulders down heavily, make us not able to grow up and develop. And you, what is your current "barrier"?

TWO DOLLARS Because of poor family, Lula, a four years old boy, has to sell peanut on street to earn money, but still ragged clothes and lack of eating. When he enters primary school, he usually polishes shoes at the end of street with his two peers after school. Days without client, they consider go hungry. At 12 years old, in the late afternoon, there is a client deign to come, three children run to for soliciting. The guest, looks into three pairs of eyes entreating persistently, doesn’t know which child he should choose. At last, he says: Who needs money the most, I will let you polish my shoe and pay two dollars. Polishing a pair of shoes costs just 20 coins, two dollars is really a big money. Three pairs of eyes are all lit up. One child says: “I haven’t been eaten anything from morning till now, if I don’t earn money today, I will starve”. Another says: “my home has run out of food for three days, my mother is sick, I have to buy food for the whole family tonight, if not I will be beaten…”. Lula looks at two dollars in the guest’s hand, thinks a moment, and says: “If I am earned these two dollars by you, I will share for my two friends, each one a dollar!!” Lula’s saying makes the guest and two other children very surprised. He explains: “They are my best friends. They have been gone hungry for the whole day. I ate a little peanut this noon, have more energy to polish shoes than them. Let me polish your shoes, you will be certainly pleased. Being moved by the child’s saying, the guest pays him two dollar after being polished pair of shoes. And Lula keeps his words, immediately give money to two friends, each one a dollar. Lula’s full name is Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, the president of Brazil (2002 -2010). Tram

BEHIND There is always [THE TRUTH] behind [JUST KIDDING] A little [EMOTION] behind [I DON'T NEED] A little [SORROW] behind [I'M FINE] A little [I NEED YOU] behind [I WANT TO BE ALONE] And a lot of [WORDS] behind [THE SILENCE] Tram

A PAIR OF SHOES One day, while Gandhi was stepping up into a train, one of his two shoes suddenly falled down the rail road. He couldn’t take it back because the train started moving. All of a sudden, Gandhi slowly took the remain one out of his foot and throwed it close to the other shoe in the surprise of his companion. When he was asked why he had done so, Gandhi smiled and said: “There will be a certain poor person find the shoe on the rail road and he will have a pair of shoes to go. Tram

SADNESS An old scholar sits in the middle of a crowd and tells a joke. Everybody bursts out laughing. A moment later, he retells still that joke. This time, there are only a few people who burst out laughing. ... He tells again and again that joke. Till there's no one among the crowd who laughs anymore, he smiles and says: "A joke can't make us laugh many times, why are we sad forever for one matter?". Tram