There have been many great men in India, one of whom is Swami Vivekananda. Let us tell you that Swami Vivekananda was born on 12 January 1863 in a Kayastha family in Kolkata. In such a situation, today we are going to tell you a story related to him which is very inspiring. 

Story - Once a person came to the ashram of Swami Vivekananda who looked very sad. The person fell at the feet of Swamiji as soon as he came and said that Maharaj, I am very sad with my life, I work very hard in my daily life, I work very diligently but never succeeded. Why has God given me such luck that I have read, written and have never been successful despite being hardworking. Swamiji understood the problem of that person within a second. In those days Swamiji had a small pet dog.

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He said to that person - you take my dog for some distance, then I will answer your question. The man looked at Swami ji with great surprise and then got away with the dog. After a long stroll, when the person returned to Swamiji, Swamiji saw that the person's face was still glowing while the dog was panting and was feeling very tired. Swami Ji told the person - how tired this dog is when you are still looking clean, then the person said that I was walking on my way straight away, but I was running after him and he would come back to me after fighting.

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Both of us have taken a similar path but still, this dog has run more than me, that's why he is tired. Swamiji smiled and said - That is the answer to all your questions, your floor is around you, it is not far away, but instead of going to the floor, you are running after other people and moving away from your floor. Friends, the same thing applies to our daily lives as well, we are always chasing others that if I am a doctor, I have to become a doctor, if I am an engineer, I have to become an engineer as well, he is earning more money than me. To earn. Just because of this thinking, we lose our talent somewhere and life becomes a struggle only, so friends do not compete with others and make your own destination.

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