..........your walking stick should end where my nose begins.......
actually murali_n -
the quote goes like this -
' the independence to swing your walking stick (anyway you like) should end where my nose begins, because i am afraid you might hit my nose' (Satya Sai Baba)
(full excerpt below)
"Then, what is svatantra, independence? You have to remember in this context one important point. True, you have independence. But, there is a limit. Your independence should not come in the way of the independence of others. So you have independence up to the point that it does not affect the independence of others. A small example: One gentleman on a fine morning started his stroll, waving his walking stick and swinging it freely. After some time a man passing that way pointed out, "Do not swing your walking stick like that!" Then, this man said, "Why not? I have independence and can move my walking stick in any way I like." But, the other said, "Sir, it is true. But your independence to swing your walking stick ends where my nose begins to appear because while swinging your walking stick, I am afraid, you might hit my nose." This is the limitation of your independence."
regds
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