I Want To Eat Sugar Analysis

As Mahatma Gandhi said, “You must be the change, you want to see in the world.” With high probability, most people are aware of the Gandhi’s quote, however, only some of us have heard the real story behind it. One day, a mother and her son were waiting in a queue in order to speak and get advice from Mahatma Gandhi about the loss of eating sugar. When the mother said her son’s eating so much sugar to Gandhi, he kindly asked her to approach after two weeks. The mother was astonished that why he did not say just two sentence to her young son, but she agreed with his request. After two weeks, the same procedure which contained waiting in a queue a couple of hours, was repeated and they attained to approach him. Finally, Gandhi did what the mother expected two weeks ago, he advised the boy to diminish the amount of sugar. For the woman, the unknown part was that why Gandhi wanted from them to come back after two weeks, so she asked it as a question. Gandhi answered,” Upon your visit two weeks ago I too was eating sugar.” The main idea is that if you want to advise somebody to do something, firstly, you should …show more content…
When an object falls into the water, the ripples start and destroy the current silence. People can easily see the ripple effect in the world economy, international politics, etc. For instance, the most famous domino effect has been seen in the Tunisian revolution and the Arab Spring. According to the Time News, Mohammad Bouzazi is known as a spark of revolution, because he set himself on fire. As a result, all the changes, revolutions started very quickly and became irresistible for the whole North Africa and Middle East. So it is apparent that, people should not think one person could not do anything independently, because we see that one small steps can lead to unthinkable huge