Often we don't leave small things small. We make a tsunami out of a drop of water, and not A servant not cleaning a corner under the cot takes away our peace and we shout! What follows is a chain reaction in the house and soon everyone wears a sullen expression.
Sometimes tiny matters grow up into big issues and can even become life-threatening. No one is perfect. We all make mistakes. Is it worth getting on each other's nerves and our peace and that of others? As a result, we are left with less time for matters that matter a lot.
The housemaid taking off without notice, telemarketing calls, erratic water supply, disruption in electrical power, and sometimes even untidy spouse are all a part of life. We have to learn to keep small things small.
Life is nothing but a series of moments, and what we do with each moment is up to us.
Every-thing is possible only if we keep small things small.
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