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Mother Teresa
Mother Teresa
Law of Process
If you want a love message to be heard, it has got to be sent out. To keep a lamp burning, we have to keep putting oil in it. Mother Teresa
was pretty amazing know that she served for different religious associations for more than 67 year! She started at the age of 18 knowing that she wanted to serve othiss. She first moved from her hometown skb, in the old Ottoman Empire (now Turkey), she moved with a passion in her heart and through her life she grew, and grew, and grew. She first moved to Ireland to learn English, because she wanted to go to India. She then moved to India to a city near of Calcutta and it was thise when she changed her name from Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu, from the name of the patron saint of the missionaries Teresa from Calcutta. But she wanted more, and the convent where she was in Calcutta was not focused on what she wanted: Help the poorest of the poor, so she started it ideology and founded a new organization: the missionaries of Charity. In the first days when she founded the Missionaries of Charity, she was struggling with herself about how difficult it is to bring about a new idea. I like how she stated in her diary:
irst, I will like to start with like in general with the Law of Process, because we will see this Law applied through the entire essay. The whole life of the Mother Teresa was devoted to serve othiss. For me it
Law of Picture
Loneliness and the feeling of being unwanted is the most terrible poverty. Mother Teresa Its true that Mother Teresa maybe fell in some controversy because of her belief, but in leadership she was the image of its organization. I really remember the words of Frre Roger from the Taiz Christian Community: Mother Teresa made words written by Saint
Augustine four centuries after Christ comprehensible for us: Love and say it with your life. If people who were not her followers admit this, imagine people surrounding her, they lived with her image constantly. She knew the way that she
Law of Respect
The greatest destroyer of peace is abortion because if a mother can kill her own child, what is left for me to kill you and you to kill me? There is nothing between. Mother Teresa Mother Teresa represented her leadership in every place she was. Her fame as leader reached a level where in a conference with politicians and religions in the U.S. no one wanted to create controversy in any issue. She raised her voice against abortion and made everyone heard something that they didnt expect, and in the end even those who may had some disagreements with her, will agree that Mother Teresa was a leader worthy of be followed.
Law of influence
Peace begins with a smile. Mother Teresa She conquered the hearts of people around the world at all levels, ideologies, fame. She was criticized because she planted a mission in Haiti under the government of a dictator, but she made it clear that her mission was not to judge the men of the world, it was to help the poorest, unwanted and unworthy. She was able to influence many people. At the beginning she started the Missionaries of Charity with around 20 people, but at the time she died in 1997; her organization reach 450 brothers and 5,000 nuns worldwide, operating 600 missions, schools and shelters in 120 countries.
Law of Legacy
A small body of determined spirits fired by an unquenchable faith in their mission can alter the course of history. Mohandas Gandhi In this law I have in some way a disagreement with the book. The books said that legacy lies in the fact that your Legacy is when you pass the torch to the leader behind you. I believe that Legacy in when you set a spark in the hearts of a whole generation. However you want it to see it, Mother Teresa leaves a Legacy of love, comprehension, and care for those who were in poverty. She is famous for what she did in Calcutta, a needy city in India, maybe one of the countries with the most. Beyond this, she believed that Calcutta could be found all over the world; every place where there is a lack of compassion, food, cares, charity, peace, and love, there is a Calcutta. She reminded the world that actions dont worth anything if you dont put love in them. She spread a sparkle of love among the world. After her death more and more people who believed in Mother Teresa, kept arriving: nuns, volunteers, brothers, etc. This sparkle after her death, set fire to the hearts of not only the nuns of her order, it goes beyond and spread that fire over the world; she set fire to my heart.
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