πThe Mirror and The
Transparent Glass π
The
students were curious.
The
teacher first held up the mirror and asked, “What do you see in the mirror?”
A student
replied, “We see ourselves.”
Then
the teacher held up the transparent glass and asked, “What do you see through
this glass?”
Another
student answered, “We can see the world outside — other students, trees, and
everything around us.”
The
teacher smiled and explained, “The mirror reminds us to look at ourselves. It
helps us understand our strengths and our mistakes. This is how we develop
self-respect and self-love.”
She
then pointed to the transparent glass and said, “The glass reminds us to look
beyond ourselves. It shows us the world and the people around us. This teaches
us to care for others.”
The
students listened carefully.
The teacher continued, “If you look only in the mirror, you may think only about yourself and forget others. But if you look through the glass, you may care for others and forget your own worth.
At
that moment, the students understood the lesson clearly.
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