Family Harmony - 1979 Words

FAMILY HARMONY By K.Vishnukumar Introduction: Family is a beautiful discovery of human evaluation and a prize given by the ancient people to the mankind. Living together is some thing special when the real sprits exist in the family. The Tamil proverb â€Å" A good family is like un university† has a special meaning. The family university has been teaching number of subjects like friendship, relationship, fellowship, hospitality, Reception, Love, Confidence building, care Share, Emotional adjustments etc. The parents and elders of the family and society are the teachers of this university. Newly married couple can learn a lot from these teachers. According to the western concept, Family is an Institution where as†¦show more content†¦It may also mean that, child say â€Å"I Love my parents†. Generally where the love lives, there the family Harmony will exist. Love live by giving and forgiving. So please give what you have and forgive other mistakes. It is the way for family Harmony. Achieving Harmony: Once a man buys an adjacent land and removed the boundaries. If both lands are plat and same level, it is easy to start foaming without much difficulty. Suppose one is up and other down, the upper will suffer due to lack of water and lower will spoil due to more water. Similarly the marriage removes boundary of a boy and girl and they live together as husband and wife. Now if any one think or try to prove, I am superior, it will affect the harmony of the family like the lands. Hence it is best to under stand each other and feel both are equal in the married life. Emotional balance Account: From the marriage the husband and wife are going to start an account called emotional balance account. It is a joint account. Both of them can operate this account. It is same as the saving bank account. There are credit and debit facilities available. But the rules and regulations have some difference. Husband and wife both may credit love, friendship, Hospitality, Adjustment, Sacrifice, more help and mutual understanding in this account. These are the investments. Presenting various surprise gifts, mementos are F.D in this account. InShow MoreRelatedGladiator by Ridly Scott Essay1039 Words   |  5 Pagesblurb that helps set the scene and draw the viewer in to the plot of the film. The blurb fades away as harmony music fades in and we, the viewers, are shown an extreme close up of Maximuss hand sweeping through the grass. The colour is very bright, and the music promotes happiness in the viewers mind. This small section of the film is his thoughts of home, the harmony music which plays has a very important role throughout the film when ever Maximus is thinking about homeRead MoreKiller Of Sheep And Harmony Korine s Gummo1423 Words   |  6 PagesKiller of Sheep and Harmony Korine’s Gummo are prime examples of these three aspects through their codes. 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