Comments on: Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus on micro credit’s long shadow

By: edhardy622

edhardy622 — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 11:52:48 +0000

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By: T. Balasubramanian

T. Balasubramanian — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 10:14:32 +0000

On end of the day on body can chew beyond a certain limit what ever excess earned out of greed or out of several other reason will go out in so many ways not making the real meaning to the life indeed. Human kind should realize this. “Assaiyai thuranthavan Akilam Velkiran” is a Tamil saying means one who sacrifice his greed will succeed the universe. Suceding the universe is not making money or not controlling the world out of fear. Succeeding the world is creating acceptance in the minds of the human beings. There are very few like Mahatma Gandhi, Muhammad Yunus. We are all accepting their contribution to the community and are recognized. That is the success of a life.
We should learn out of their lives and start listen to the social issues and can come out with solutions out of our own experience and expertise. The God has given experience, and expertise for a reason. Those expertise must we utilized towards the community needs.
_ T. Balasubramanian
Co-Founder
Mudhal inclusive Growth Foundation

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