🤺 Weakness Turned into Strength:

A 10 year old boy wanted to learn Judo but he lost his left arm in an devastating car accident. Despite the fact that he lost his arm he was determined to study judo and went to master and requested him to teach judo.

Boy began his lessons with an old Japanese Judo master. Even after 3 months training master was teaching him just one move. Boy was confused that even after 3 months of training why his master is not teaching him any other move..

Finally one day boy went to his master and asked, “Sensai.. Shouldn’t i be learning more moves??”

Sensei(Master) replied, “This is only move i know and this is only move you will ever need to know..”

Boy didn’t understand what his master meant by this but believing in his master he kept on training and practiced that move.

After sometime his Sensei took boy to his first tournament.

Boy won first 2 matches very easily with his opponent but in third match his opponent seemed to get angry and charged on to him with his full strength but boy won even third match with only move he learned.

Boy was amazed and surprised by his success. One after another match boy kept on winning matches with just that one step. At last he was in final of tournament.

In his final match his opponent was bigger and stronger than all other opponents he faced till now. Boy appeared over-matched in front of his opponent. Match referee was concerned that boy might get hurt and asked if match should be continued. Master asked referee to continue the match.

Soon after the match resumed, his opponent made a critical mistake: he dropped his guard. Instantly, the boy used his move to pin him. The boy had won the match and the tournament. He was the champion.

On way to home boy gather his courage and questioned, “Sensei, how did i win tournament with only one move?”

Sensei replied, “You won for two reasons.. First, You have mastered one of the most difficult move in judo and Second, the only known defense for that move is for your opponent to grab your left arm.

Now boy understood that his biggest weakness has become his biggest strength.

Moral: We should not let our Weakness to take Control of our life. We should Believe in our self and continue to Work Hard toward our Goal and with Hard work. we can Turn our Weakness into Strength.

🤗 @ThinkPositiveWords 🤗

🌼🇪🇹 HAPPY ETHIOPIAN NEW YEAR — ENKUTATASH! 🇪🇹🌼

Today, Ethiopia welcomes 2019 E.C. — a new year filled with hope, joy, and new beginnings. ✨

One of the unique things about the Ethiopian calendar is that it has 13 months: 12 months of 30 days each, plus a special 13th month called Pagume (ጳጉሜን).

Pagume has 5 days in a normal year and 6 days every four years. It is often described as a short month that brings the Ethiopian year to its close before the new year begins. 🌿

Then comes Enkutatash, the Ethiopian New Year, celebrated on September 11 (or September 12 in a leap year). It also marks the beginning of the beautiful season when the countryside is filled with yellow Meskel flowers. 🌼

Families and friends come together, children sing traditional songs, people visit loved ones, and homes are filled with food, coffee, laughter, and blessings. ☕❤️

For Ethiopians, Enkutatash is more than just a change of the calendar. It represents a fresh beginning — a time to leave the past behind, welcome new possibilities, and share happiness with others.

🌻 From Ethiopia to the world:
MELKAM ADDIS AMET! 🇪🇹✨

May this new year bring peace, love, prosperity, health, and beautiful new beginnings to everyone around the world. 🌍💛