WORD-PLAY WITH 'C' AS THE INITIAL LETTER

 FROM SAMPATH’S DESK:

 



WORD-PLAY WITH 'C' AS THE INITIAL LETTER

 

I am not CRAZY about COMPETITION. I CAN’T be CALLED so either.

 

Let people CRY in joy but not in CURSE pain.

 

I am CURIOUS and CONCERNED about taking CARE of myself and others, too.

 

None CAME to this world to suffer, but only to live a COMPLETE and COMFORTABLE life in COMPANY with family and friends CIRCLE.

 

To succeed in life, first CHECK and CROSSCHECK your CAPABILITIES, and CHANGE and CHALLENGE yourself to enhance your CREDIBILITY.

 

CAMEL CANNOT CRAWL. So, don't CRINGE before anyone; for only a COWARD or CULPRIT will do that, when CAUGHT.

 

A well-CONSIDERED CRITICISM is a no-COST research. COMPREHEND it in the CORRECT sense.

 

Help and fight for the right CAUSES, CONSIDERING it as your CUP of COFFEE (or tea).

 

There is no short-CUT for instant and CONSTANT growth, progress, and development. Only CAREFUL, CONSCIOUS, and CONSIDERABLE hard work pays.

 

Hard work is not a CHILDPLAY. CREDIT will automatically COME if you show COMMITMENT COMING to fruition.

 

CHILDREN don't like COMPARISONS. So, let’s not do that; instead CONCENTRATE on our CORE foundation areas like the CONCRETE COLUMNS in a CONSTRUCTION.

 

Those who feel that their life is COMPLEX and COMPLICATED, I CALL upon them to CHANGE themselves and do COURSE CORRECTION to CLINCH success.

 

Don't FORECLOSE any CONSTRUCTIVE CHOICES and/or CREATIVE options.

 

Avoid CURT and CARELESS replies.

 

Avoid loose COMMENTS. CHANNEL your energies toward CONSOLIDATION of COORDINATED and CONCERTED efforts to earn a CONSPICUOUS, CLEVERFUL, and marked success.

 

COMBINE your heart and brain and COVER all aspects and CONCEPTS for accomplishing specific tasks.

 

Avoid the COUNSELING of hard-CORE, CRANKY, and CANTANKEROUS goons; for it may CRIPPLE your morality,  CONTAMINATE your CONDUCT and CHARACTER, and  CRUSH your CREDITWORTHINESS. They may even try to CONFUSE you with CONCOCTED stories. Don't get CONVINCED.

 

Think twice before you COMMIT. Once COMMITTED, never CANCEL but CARRY it out. 

 

Have righteous CONSCIENCE, and be CONSCIOUS about it.

 

CRITICALLY analyze everything to avoid adverse CONSEQUENCES.

 

Set apt CRITERIA, don’t deviate from the CRUX of the matter, and always adopt CREATIVITY in your work.

 

Never get yourself CONFUSED, nor CAUSE any CONFUSION.


CEASELESS CONFLICTS between some COUNTRIES are a matter of serious CONCERN for world peace.


Don't CONTINUOUSLY CHATTER for nothing, but CEASELESSLY CARRY out CAMPAIGNS CHAMPIONING the just, genuine, valid, and reasonable CAUSES. Present your arguments CHRONOLOGICALLY, COGENTLY, and CORROBORRATIVELY with CLARITY and CELERITY as the hallmarks


Don’t blindly believe the sweet-COATED words of detractors, lest you be CHEATED.

 

Don’t make false CLAIM; who knows, it may boomerang on you, COSTING you dearly.

 

See the world with a CHILD’S eyes to COMPLETELY enjoy the environment; that will also CHARGE you with extra energy.

 

Be a person of CALIBRE and COURAGE, and you will be given a CARPET welcome - another feather on your COLOURFUL CAP.

 

CONTENTED life is the COSY life. Live it like that.

 

CHERISH good memories.

  

OMG, I am too tired to proceed further.

 

All, take CARE.

 

Thank you,

  

R.SAMPATH

13/7/2025

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