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To be a teacher means to touch the heart rather than the head.

Teaching others means being subtle and explaining in such a way that the mind opens because the heart has understood. The one who truly teaches inspires rather than just becoming the one who teaches others. There is a recognition of the positivity that is in each one and so no comparisons are made with others.

Once I am able to look at the positivity in another individual and have the pure desire of enabling progress within that person, I am able to feel the love for him. This is like a parent’s love whose love for the child is that which makes him grow. So I become a teacher who inspires rather than the one who teaches.

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