Decent In Their Heart

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Of all, these kinds of groups were the only decent people around the country to watch Tshechu whole-heartedly. They were the only one who felt the need to preserve age-old tradition is more important than simply going along with the changing time. I felt they're the only one during this season to up-hold and up-lift our nation's good name.

Therefore, simply reflecting olden times and modern times, I felt so much of changes had taken place. This changing time is making me more tense and un-wise.

In the name of changing times, everyone is calling it the ‘21st century world’. What actually is this?  Perhaps, through this kind of un-lawful thinking, every people have changed more to negative. This negative thought makes us think so nano, so negative, so un-productive, and so un-cultured.

Indeed, we don't need anyone to makes us - what we've become and prepared so far. I think we're making ourselves so insignificant and fragile.

Do we want to continue with this???  



Comments

  1. www.norbuwangdisblogspot.comApril 7, 2015 at 5:01 AM

    Indeed that an old man is true citizen of Bhutan. He came with pure purpose not just as a spectator.

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  2. sancha raiApril 7, 2015 at 6:58 PM

    Ofcourse, lets learn some of the good values from these old heart...thanks

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