Mr.Browne’s Feb precpet is It is better to know some of the questions than to know all the answers. What I think that means is that you can learn a lot from your questions. Big or small. Knowing the answers is’t meaning it is right. Ask questions to make sure your answer is right. Asking questions is helpful because if you ask teacher a question he or she will answer and someday someone will ask the same question and you will be able to answer the question!
Here is the March Precept: Kind words do not cost much. Yet they accomplish much.
I think it means that it wouldn’t hurt to say something nice, like if you say something nice, it probably wouldn’t hurt or harm you. If you say something encouraging to someone it might brighten up their day or make them smile and that would make kind words effective; which means that the kind words did their “job” of making someone happy.
However, if you say something bad/mean , it would usually “cost” you something, like if you say something really mean to someone, they might get mad at you and maybe even do something bad to you which is the “price” for saying something bad.
The March precept is “Kind words do not cost much. Yet they accomplish much.” By: Blaise Pascal. This means to me that if someone is feeling bad and you don’t usually say things nice to anyone you can talk to them and tell them “You’re perfect the way you are”, “You are you don’t change that” etc. they do not cost much means (to me) it won’t kill you to say some nice words, they accomplish so much the person that was sad, after you said those nice things they turned down to up.
The March precept also means (to me) that words that hurt people cost so much ” Why does it cost much?” you may be asking, this is how when you “buy” words that can hurt someone you have to deal with the guilt and the pain you gave that person when you could’ve bought the kind words and have a guilt free life, it accomplishes so much when you just say nice words than words that can hurt.
Hi guys. this month’s precept is “Fortune Favors The Bold”. To me it means that the people with a lot of fortune favor the people that are bold, because these fortunate people want to be known for more than just being lucky or had inherited their good life.
The December precept also means to me that good luck comes to those who are outstanding and courageous. What I mean by that is the people who try to succeed in life will have more chance of succeeding then the people that don’t try to succeed in life.
(Update) I have made all my articles the correct order some of you might not really care but I would like my blog to look like my old one so now it looks the way I like it.
All of my blog articles are not in the correct order, soon I will try to fix it to be in the correct order I hope you guys understand.
Awhile ago I experienced this precept come to life! One of my friends used this precept on me “Fortune Favors The Bold” At the skating rink (yes I went skating) there were things to help you skate and I wanted it but I felt like I needed it but some kid really really needed it so I did what I did and I gave it to the kid and my friend helped me learn how to skate and when I learned how to skate and something amazing happened it started to snow! And that’s when it hit me the thing I will never forget “Fortune Favors The Bold” but luck doesn’t come all the time because the snow slowly turned into rain but it’s been the best day ever and I hope it is for you.
What this precept means (to me) is you don’t need a four leaf clover or other things people say are lucky to be lucky, you can be lucky by just putting yourself out there doing something you wouldn’t normally do, like entering a random contest and you didn’t know what to do and you won say $100.00 and you were just doing what you were told and in the end you realized that what you just did was one of your biggest fears and you just conquered it and got $100.00 for it that’s all I think this means “Fortune favors the bold”