Who Needs an Eraser

We often use an eraser daily to erase pencil writings.

Everybody used erasers in schools or early drawing classes.

When I first got an eraser in my childhood days, I was so happy! Because the eraser was my best tool for erasing my mistakes.

Whoever discovered that a piece of rubber could be utilized to erase graphite pencil written pieces on paper, the world will always be thankful for his/her useful invention.

We hardly write on paper because our computers take all our intentional writing desires to write using any software application. There, we can erase whatever we wish to in the digital forms of writings and creations.

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So, who needs an eraser?

The answer probably is known to all of us.

I want to bring two famous sayings by two wise humans.

German scholar Max Muller said:
"Erasers are made for those who make mistakes."

• I can say that Max Muller's saying is warning people to do their work without mistakes which can be a challenge. And you know what happens in challenging times?

Indian monk and philosopher Swami Vivekananda said:
"Erasers are made for those who are willing to correct their mistakes."

• I like the sayings of Swami Vivekananda because he inspired people to do work and correct their mistakes.

Many good things in life may start as a mistake.

Closing thoughts

Don't be shy of trying new things in life if you find them good and worth trying.

There will be mistakes here and there.

• People who work may commit mistakes.

• Those who never try to do any work will make no mistakes.

So, don't get hesitated to any doubt.

Read, learn and remove the doubts. Then, try the work with all your efforts.

=> BTW, do you know who Swami Vivekananda is?

=> If you don't, please read it here, or find it on the Internet.

Postscript

Please remember that mistakes are opportunities to learn.

• Make use of the mistakes as learning sessions.

• Try to relearn from the mistaken curves.

• Take corrective measures and improve in future work.

Remember that everything can't be corrected or erased.

Cherish blunt errors as top-learning lessons of life.

<> No eraser can delete the bad past unless we try to forget it <>

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Oct 14, 2022