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Somethings can cause distress - even when they are tiny/ insignificant / powerless.
The damage they can cause depends on their location and the helplessness of their victims.

An elephant is mighty and weighs several tons and compared to it a mosquito weighs next to nothing. But if this insect manages to get into the gigantic ears, it may even drive the elephant mad!

Imagine the constant buzzing of an insect inside our ear.
We can put a drop of oil and take it out with a cotton bud.

But for the poor elephant!!!

Can it convey its plight to the mahot?
Will the mahot understand the cause of its temper tantrum and help it?

So the power of destruction is not dependent only on the size.
It also depends on the location of the insignificant trouble maker.

Something small can become something large -
if it has the advantage of the right location.

<blockquote data-quote="Visalakshi Ramani" data-source="post: 459111" data-attributes="member: 16936">Something...SomethingSomethings can cause distress - even when they are tiny/ insignificant / powerless.The damage they can cause depends on their location and the helplessness of their victims.An elephant is mighty and weighs several tons and compared to it a mosquito weighs next to nothing. But if this insect manages to get into the gigantic ears, it may even drive the elephant mad!Imagine the constant buzzing of an insect inside our ear.We can put a drop of oil and take it out with a cotton bud.&nbsp;But for the poor elephant!!!Can it convey its plight to the mahot?Will the mahot understand the cause of its temper tantrum and help it? So the power of destruction is not dependent only on the size. It also depends on the location of the insignificant trouble maker.Something small can become something large - if it has the advantage of the right location.&nbsp; </blockquote>

[QUOTE="Visalakshi Ramani, post: 459111, member: 16936"] [SIZE=5][B]Something...Something[/B] Somethings can cause distress - even when they are tiny/ insignificant / powerless. The damage they can cause depends on their location and the helplessness of their victims. An elephant is mighty and weighs several tons and compared to it a mosquito weighs next to nothing. But if this insect manages to get into the gigantic ears, it may even drive the elephant mad! Imagine the constant buzzing of an insect inside our ear. We can put a drop of oil and take it out with a cotton bud. But for the poor elephant!!! Can it convey its plight to the mahot? Will the mahot understand the cause of its temper tantrum and help it? So the power of destruction is not dependent only on the size. It also depends on the location of the insignificant trouble maker. Something small can become something large - if it has the advantage of the right location. [/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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