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Mentoring Reflection 20/09/2023

 It has been a sad moment for me to hear the demise of my wife's grandmother on Monday. Anyhow, this is obvious in our life in the mundane world we face this situation, and will again everyone will face it sooner or later.

This is a good opportunity for all of us to critically reflect upon our lives sometimes, deal tactfully, and tackle the emotions in particular situations.

Other than the regular activities, the classes I taught were really interesting all the students cooperated, were involved actively, and used their skills and knowledge productively.

The personal engagement was just going to the badminton court, playing a game for an hour, and relaxing was my daily routine and practice. Morning prayer dedicated to all mother-sentient beings was my priority. Therefore, particularly crucial that one should engage in these activities to stay fit and focused.

This morning just after my first period I came to the house and watched one of the precious mask dances, the  LHAMOI TSHOMOI CHAM which is telecasted live on BBS TV.

All Bhutanese should witness this significant mask dance with dedication and devotion to eradicate all the obstacles. I have never missed this opportunity till now, I either go personally or watch on the television.



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