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Tigers are so strong due to their huge size, their speed, agility, and their genetics. They are born to rule their environment. As long as they are getting food, as per their dietary requirements, their bodies will remain muscular, and strong.
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One word could be temporary
Q 1 Try to imagine yourself 15 years from now. What could be your job? Who would be the significant persons in your life by that time?
<h3 /><h3>Ans => My imagination on 10–15 years from now as per current circumstances</h3>
Personal life: I am close to 30s. So probably i will get married or i lost my wife after divorce. Sometimes life will put on negative feelings. I am not able to think about person which i fall in love one sided. Because anything will happen tomorrow.
Negative feelings apart, i will be married (either love or arranged) with kids. I have more responsibility as a family person. I may have a car, apartment (i settled the money with bank loan)
Professional life: I may work in either abroad, country which i dreamed for or i may work in pune or chandigarh, only favourite place in India. I will be a digital marketing manager that time.
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Q 2 What could be the problems or obstacles you encounter?
<h3>Ans =>Personal Obstacles You Might Face</h3>
Lack of pain.
Lack of patience.
Lack of discipline.
Lack of knowledge.
Lack of inspiration.
Lack of desire and passion.
Lack of skill.
Fear of change.
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<span>"He who goes to the countryside taking three meals with him comes back with his stomach as full as when he started. But he who travels a hundred li must take ground rice enough for an overnight stay. And he who travels a thousand li must supply himself with provisions for three months."
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Relativism is necessary for life </span>is the best explanation of the theme of "A Happy Excursion".
Cultural relativism<span> refers to not judging a </span>culture<span> to our own standards of what is right or wrong, strange or normal. Instead, we should try to understand </span>cultural practices<span> of other groups in its own </span>cultural<span> context.</span>
