The Pearl
What is the role of the beggars?
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The beggars were observers and gossip mongers. They kept track of the townspeople's sins.... nothing happened without their knowledge.
The four beggars in front of the church knew everything in the town. They were students of the expressions of young women as they went in to confession, and they saw them as they came out and read the nature of the sin. They knew every little scandal and some very big crimes. They slept at their posts in the shadow of the church so that no one crept in for consolation without their knowledge.
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Satheesh C #824911
love is the existance of universe. to love we need 3 things. they are passion(passion brings compassion with the help of other two),intimasy and commitment. that is structured base up on need, want and desire.Needs are something basic, something absolutely necessary. A want on the other hand is a feeling for something you lack. A desire is the craving to apprehend your want. Needs are usually physiological, while wants and desires are more psychological.psychological means depend on others. beggers are the low level display of needs.one who help beggers can realize the need of the society.one who make them as a common issue especially not individually to stand in their legs will know how to solve the problems of entier world.
so beggers are the most prescious universities and their needs are the chapters to learn.great peoples are the reference books.one who think he is one of them and started to solve independently will get the solutions.
one of my suggestion to solve this is NLP hospitals and research centres where solving their problems matters.
