What's meant by Butterfly Effect & How to overcome Problems

Yandamuri Veerendranath Garu once explained the meaning of butterfly effect in this way when he gave his emotional speech in Impact Foundation. A boy had to attend an interview. He missed the bus so he couldn't attend his interview on time. He was disappointed since the job was very essential to him. It was a hot day. He felt very thirsty. He didn't find water anywhere. He searched his purse and he found only 20 rupees. There were no shops nearby to fulfill his thirst He had to walk a long distance to reach his bus stop Then he said to himself I will set up a cold drink shop here Then I will test my destiny Thinking so, he borrowed 5000 rupees from his friend And set up a shop there He got the profit of 5000 rupees in a few days People flocked to his shop His profits kept on increasing If he had been selected for the interview, he might have got only 10,000 rupees per month. But now, as a businessman, earning lacks. This sudden change in one's life is called butterfly effect. We can't assess how our destiny will be. Some people think that they are victims of their fate. But some can make unfavorable situations as favorable situations by their lateral thinking. One should think in different angles and may find solutions through any means. There may be various options laid in front of us and we must choose an option that will suit based on our personality or the environment we are surrounded by. Thanks to Veerendranath Garu for his thought provoking suggestions. We must think everything is for our good. When we are talking about the problems we are surrounded by, Chanakya, known for giving excellent suggestions, comes to our mind. In this context, let us know the story of a deer. Once a pregnant deer, which was going to deliver its baby, looking for a suitable place where there was soft grass. It was walking towards the bank of a river, but it was surrounded by four problems at a time. A hunter was coming from the left, holding his bow and arrow. When the deer turned towards the right, it found a lion approaching. When it turned back, it noticed the forest caught fire. In the front of it, a river. The weather was cloudy and might rain any time. The river might flood and it would be drowned. The deer felt death was in the form of a hunter, a lion, fire and water. In this situation, it had to deliver its baby. It decided to deliver the baby first, found soft grass nearby. Meanwhile, there was terrible thunderstruck. Hearing the sound, the hunter suddenly closed his eyes and the arrow which was aimed at the deer missed the aim and hit the lion and it fell down. It started raining heavily and the fire was extinguished. The hunter was unable to see anything due to the heavy rain and left the place. Then the deer delivered its baby and could overcome all problems. Thus, when we have many problems in front of us, at first we must concentrate on the smallest problem and must solve it. Remaining all other problems will be sorted out one after the other. This story is a good illustration to know how problems can be sorted out. Thanks to Ramagaru for her excellent narration of the stories and also to Suman TV for giving us chance to know thought provoking stories.