Tolerance - Blog with us

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 We celebrate Value Tolerance this month; share a blog post, and send your posts to LF@ebd.in.

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Draw, think, speak and write about Tolerance; Arav is working on the poster and album cover for the Podcast.

Tolerance is also an essential thing in life. Tolerance does not mean giving up one's own way of life. Tolerance follows the motto 'Live and let Live'. Tolerance understands another person's beliefs, practices, and habits without necessarily accepting or following them.

It is adjusting to others a little, giving up just a little to make someone else happy. It understands that everyone has more or less the exact basic needs of oneself. It realises that, ultimately, everyone wants to be happy and peaceful. We should understand that following does not help others alone. It helps oneself greatly when one is tolerant, the mind expands, and regular selfish junk is replaced with new peacefulness and calmness.

Tolerance is an important concept that helps people to live together peacefully. Tolerance also means that you don't put your opinions above others, even when you are sure you are right. Tolerant people show strength in that they can deal with different views and perspectives.

Read a post from our archives:
https://www.brewingknowledge.com/2021/04/happiness-and-tolerance-invincible.html

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