importance of horegallus in the villages and streets
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- A good listener should be patient and sympathetic. Also he should not be judgmental. It is not necessary to be immensely intelligent or professionally trained.
- No one can solve another person’s problems. The process of sharing itself can give the person some clarity about the problem.
- Most of all, a good listener should be trustworthy. They should not betray the other person’s trust.
Our present times require more and more horegallus. In a world where people have become increasingly selfish, this has great relevance. Sudha Murty concludes her anecdote with the hope that there were many more living horegallus like the grandfather and Ratna in this world.
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Sudha Murty in her anecdote “Horegallu” talks about a stone bench under the village banyan tree. People used to sit there and refresh themselves during their long walks. ... The grandfather used to sit on the stone bench and listen to the worries of the villagers. This gave them strength to carry on with their journey.
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