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uksV of brain or body, is beneficial and health giving, and a man can work with a steady and
clam consistency, freedom from all anxiety and worry, and with his mind utterly oblivi-
ous to all but the work he has in his mind, will accomplish for more than the man who
is always hurried and anxious.
Aid—complain = f'kdk;r djuk] overwork = vR;f/d dk;Z] frequently = cgq/k] friction =

fpUrk] excited = mÙksftr] beneficial = ÇkHknk;d] steady and calm consistency = n`<+ rFkk 'kkUr
fLFkjrk] anxiety = fpUrk] utterly oblivious = iw.kZ:is.k HkwÇuk] accomplish = iw.kZ djukA

EXERCISE 11
Poverty is due to several cause, the chief among them being idleness, extravagance
and misfortune. The love of ease leads one to acquire the habit of idleness and idleness
makes one shrink from work and any kind of labour. One cannot expect to earn any
think without working and so an idle man for his own faults, has to struggle with
poverty and is ever in want. Extravagance is yet another cause of poverty. A man who
spends his money recklessly soon exhausts his resources and is faced with want.

Aid—poverty = fu/Zurk] several = vusd] extravagance = fiQtwÇ[kphZ] acquire = izkIr djuk]
shrink = th pqjkuk] expect = vk'kk djuk] want = deh] recklessly = carelessly = vlko/kuh ls]
exhausts = lekIr dj nsrk gSA

EXERCISE 12
If we notice a river we will find that there is a current in it and that the water is
constantly changing. If this were not so, the water would be bad and unfit to be used.
We also see that there is something besides this. There is sunshine but this sunshine
is never constant. It is followed by clouds. Clouds, again are followed by rain and after
the rain there is sunshine again.

EXERCISE 13
To expect permanent succes without self-help is simply building castles in the air.
Many people attribute their failure to others. They think that fear, envy, anger, self-
ishness and the like on the part of others are the cause of their failure. A man of self-
help thinks and acts in different way. He never blames others for his failure and analy-
ses his own actions till he finds out the real cause.

Aid—to expect = vk'kk djuk] permanent = LFkk;hA] building in the air = gokbZ fdÇs cukuk]
attribute = vkjksi Çxkuk] failure = vliQÇrk] envy = bZ";kZ] selfishness = LokFkZ] blame = nks"k
Çxkuk] actions = dk;Z] real = vlÇh] failure = vliQÇrk] blames = nks"k Çxkrk gS] analyses =

fo'Çs"k.k djrk gSA
EXERCISE 14

Work and play are the complements of each other. Infact each is incomplete without
the other. ‘‘All wok and no play makes jack a dull boy’’ is true to the core, but the
contray, ‘‘if all working days has been playing holidays to play would have been as

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