| Author: | Usha William Banerjee | ISBN: | 9781482873696 |
| Publisher: | Partridge Publishing India | Publication: | April 27, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Partridge Publishing India | Language: | English |
| Author: | Usha William Banerjee |
| ISBN: | 9781482873696 |
| Publisher: | Partridge Publishing India |
| Publication: | April 27, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Partridge Publishing India |
| Language: | English |
Why should they read this book? The writer raises an alarm, after 4 decades as an Educationist, wondering, if the Aspirations of the Founding Fathers are realized, by those to whom authority has been entrusted for the Divine purpose. Or have there been subtle shifts and switches that are neither Transparent nor Accountable. A tale of two women, the teacher and the taught. The one who paved the way, the direction of which she lost herself. Was this then a journey a transgression in transition. The water in a glass can quench your thirst, provided you have it. The water in the deep sea, can drown you, unless you can swim The water in the glass, cannot drown you, and the water in the deep sea cannot quench your thirst . Such is the complexity of life, what can save you, can also drown you, and what drowns you can also save you. What are we trained with, and what is ingrained in us. In our weakness is there strength, and in our strength is there a weakness. When does the actor within us become an audience, and when from the audience emerges an actor
Why should they read this book? The writer raises an alarm, after 4 decades as an Educationist, wondering, if the Aspirations of the Founding Fathers are realized, by those to whom authority has been entrusted for the Divine purpose. Or have there been subtle shifts and switches that are neither Transparent nor Accountable. A tale of two women, the teacher and the taught. The one who paved the way, the direction of which she lost herself. Was this then a journey a transgression in transition. The water in a glass can quench your thirst, provided you have it. The water in the deep sea, can drown you, unless you can swim The water in the glass, cannot drown you, and the water in the deep sea cannot quench your thirst . Such is the complexity of life, what can save you, can also drown you, and what drowns you can also save you. What are we trained with, and what is ingrained in us. In our weakness is there strength, and in our strength is there a weakness. When does the actor within us become an audience, and when from the audience emerges an actor
