COME AND FIND OUT WHY THIS PIG IS SO SPECIAL

DEAR READERS,

I FOUND THE STORY IS VERY INSPIRING AND HOPE YOU TOO FIND IT INTERESTING. THOUGH THE STORY IS A BIT LENGTHY , IT WORTHS THE EFFORT TO READ IT TILL THE END.

The story below reveals to me that no matter how hopeless we are, so long as we continuously seek help and do not give up our hope, we will eventually find a right mentor, who will turn us into a useful person. In this context, you will meet Mr Zhu, who will work with you with a painstaking process and turn you into a green leaf or miracle, similar to the story below.

Though, the story did not tell us the whole process,  the pig and Mr Zhu have to go through. I firmly believe it is not an easy task, but NOT IMPOSSIBLE as well. 

As such, this story is still applicable and relevant in our real life. Miracles happen everywhere and everyday. In line with this story, I hope this blog can serve as a platform for giving needy people mental and spiritual hope. At the same time, I urge people such as Mr Zhu to come forward and let me know, how to direct these group of people to reach you. Better still if we can pool our resources to assist these group of people to a green leave. I am a firm believer of, if  there is a will, there is a way.

IN CONCLUSION I DO HOPE YOU HAVE LEARNT THE MOST VALUABLE LESSON FROM THIS SPECIAL PIG - THAT THERE IS NO PERMANENT FAILURE SO LONG AS YOU DON'T GIVE CONSENT TO IT.  NO DOUBT, IT MAY NOT BE EASY TO FIND PEOPLE LIKE MR ZHU, HOWEVER, I CAN ASSURE YOU THAT THERE ARE PLENTY OF PEOPLE LIKE MR ZHU IN TODAY'S WORLD.

And  last but not least, I hope you will find this story inspiring and motivating. It is still relevant and applicable in today's world. What is the most important thing to do is apply whenever there is applicable in your job, career and life. No matter what barriers you encounter, you will find a way out of it. One of the recent great success story is in relation to Viaga, which has failed in its creator's initial intention, however it function so well for other organs. Please look at it from the right perspective.

Seeing you again and I can assure you of more real life inspiring stories in the forthcoming articles.

Nothing's Impossible, if you try hard enough! Hogging the limelight: Meet Zhu Jianqiang, the two-legged pig who's become a celebrity in China By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 5:21 PM on 1st October 2010  A pig which was born with just its two front legs has become an unlikely celebrity in Henan Province, China. The 10-month-old animal, known by villagers as Zhu Jianqiang, which means Strong-Willed Pig, was born with only two front legs, which it now uses to walk on. According to owner Wang Xihai, Zhu Jianqiang was one of nine piglets born in a litter this January. Two legs good: 10-month-old pig Zhu Jianqiang survived against the odds and has now become famous He recalls: 'My wife asked me to dump it but I refused as it's a life. I thought I should give it a chance and unexpectedly it survived healthily.' Several days after Zhu's birth Wang decided to train the two-legged female piglet to walk by lifting it up by its tail. 'I trained her a while each day. After 30 days she could agilely walk upside down.' Going up: Wang taught Zhu Jianqiang how to walk on two legs by lifting up her tail Wang said his home has been besieged by visitors since the birth of the pig, which currently weighs 110lbs. A circus even offered a high price for the pig, but he refused to sell. That'll do, pig: Wang said it took Zhu just 30 days to master the art of walking upside down 'She proved to us that no matter what form life is, it should continue to live on,' he said. 'I won't sell her no matter how much the offer is.'

 

WORLD'S BEST UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAPHY 5

Best Underwater Photographs Of 2010

Always fascinating as not many of us able to scuba let alone underwater photography . . . ! David Barrio, 37, from Spain won Best in Show in the Our World Underwater competition for this haunting image of his girlfriend slowly rising through a cabin of a deep sea wreck off the coast of southern Gran Canaria.