RENDAM [Renungan Dalam] Sekolah Hidup bersama Gobind Vashdev

24 Apr 2020 · 5 min
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In this reflective monologue, Gobind Vashdev likens life to a school where daily homework and periodic exams represent small problems and larger crises. He argues that avoiding minor challenges makes major ones feel heavier, and that the current global situation is a collective exam where each person must rely on inner abilities. The speaker emphasizes that neither teachers nor the universe are hostile; they are shaping individuals into stronger, more fertile beings, much like a branch that sprouts new growth after being broken. He urges listeners to stop condemning difficulties and instead view problems as pressure that pushes them to see new perspectives. Vashdev shares an etymological insight that the English word “problem” derives from Greek roots meaning “to move forward,” reinforcing the idea that challenges propel growth. He illustrates his point with historical examples—Gandhi, Mother Teresa, and Nelson Mandela—who became great through confronting adversity. Rather than asking God to remove problems, he advises asking for strength to face them. The talk concludes with a hopeful vision that after the exam of hardship ends, humanity will reconvene in a higher state of consciousness, and he signs off with a blessing of happiness.

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