Wednesday, April 29, 2015

Reading according to Meena Acharya XI Arts

A happy Reading Day to all. I am Meena Acharya from the 11 Art and I am feeling really pleasured to share my journey and inspirations about the worlds of reading in front of you and here it begins.
“Dear fellows, please throw away the TV because students watching it have no eyes have been popped out and instead create a world of imagination by providing yourself a book.”
Reading can be so good as going deep into a beautiful dream. It’s when we read we come closer to a world with wonders, wonders of reality and fiction. Reading means the ocean of knowledge. Without accomplishing great knowledge we face is lots of competitive persons. To fill the emptiness in our self what we need is reading skills and conveying what we really mean to say we are a day dreamer whose dreams fade away just as we open our eyes.
Through knowledge or reading we can heal every emotion and problems. Our capacity to read is our reflection of how far we can move in our lives. It’s our power of mind that proves us that Buddha lies within us.
A true reader is one’s best judge because we have the knowledge that differentiates us from good and bad. Reading is not only about reading a prose.
I started my reading habits not just once reading a thick novel, but by hearing bed times stories from my mom and I discovered later on that my mom’s stories have built a reading world for me and it really built a world of curiosity for me.
When I was a kid, every night my mom used to tell bed time stories. But she was a busy woman, she could not tell her stories every night. But I was so addicted to her stories that I could not sleep without it. For the solution to this problem, She started bringing a fairly tales and lady bird's story. Though I wasn’t so good at reading. I still tried…. And my reading skills improved since then, I wasn’t good at reading, but because of my interest, my standard improved drastically… I stared reading those small pages of poem to stories and then now I am able to read and understand those thick novels.
And my relationship with the book had become so strong that I can leave the world but not books.
I have such a mutual understanding with books that sometimes I laugh out loud thinking what so funny it was and sometimes I shed tears silently thinking how the character bears out the pain. It’s really not me who have brought me here, but the power of knowledge that dragged me here.
As a reader, I am inspired to read books of Stephen R. Covey and I would say I am the greatest fan of him because he is in the process of writing his 28th series and I am in the process of reading his 23rd series and that is “The seven habits of highly Effective People” and I am sure I will finish reading all the series within this year.
People say a smile is the best make up but for me reading is my best make up because what’s the use of having such a pretty appearance when we really lack the interior appearance that is the knowledge. Right?
                                                I quote
“Don’t land others your book because the book that I have in my shelve are the books that I borrowed from others.” And my personal tips to improve reading skills are:
1.     Start reading with an adventures book or biography because it built curiosity within yourself.
2.     Build a world of imagination as it’s a window to the world.
3.     Love noting down all vocabularies that is beyond your understanding and always have a habit of nothing quotations and etc…
4.     Always have temptation to explore in the world of reading.

Reading skills are essential to success in society today. The ability to record is highly valued and very important for social and economic advancement. Reading books can develop one’s vocabulary. Incorporating these new words in every speaking will increase language skills and boost confidence in the speakers as well. Having a large vocabulary is not only impressive but useful in many areas of public speaking.
Do you all know why we lack in speaking skills and why it’s so tough for us to adapt the language code? It’s because we don’t have the habit of reading books. If I described about a simple example, then it would be; Our students have got freedom to choose our book from the library and we all proudly carry it in our hands. But if you all be honest, how many books have you read so far one. ..Two…three...Some may not have read a single. To improve our speaking skills we just can’t rely on the textbooks, we have to go beyond the textbooks like magazine, reader, etc…


Hence the bottom line is:
“Hope for change, move for it.”
And we have a happy reading journey ahead.
                                                Thank You.
     

   

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