Book Title: Second Edition
Author(s): Udayvallabhvijay
Publisher: Pragna Prabodh Parivar

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________________ The video is considered to be a more powerful medium than the audio. Visuals are more effective than verbal communication. A person learns much more, and much more rapidly through the visual medium of instruction, than he learns through the audio mode of instruction. This is very true for children because the grasping power of children is of very high frequency. If the son gets embroiled in some vices as soon as he reaches adulthood, most likely there could be one of these two causes : 1. bad company and / or 2. family. Sometimes his addicted friends teach him to drink and sometimes his addicted father teaches him to smoke and spit. The father who smokes, eats opium, tobacco and gutka does not only spoil his own life but also that of his child. The father who asks his son to get a packet of Gold Flake cigarettes, ignites his son's bright future alongwith igniting the cigarette. No child should get debt, illness and vice in inheritance. . Like vices, the way of talking also comes through heredity. More than half the words spoken by children are picked up at home. All that is spoken at home right from arguments to curses is all grasped by the CD'S called children. Recording is instant in these CD'S and dubbing is very difficult. Do people forget the family to which they belong to while using expletives in the house ? Though only humanbeings stay in the house why do we hear verbal addresses to “dogs” and “donkeys"? While admonishing the servant, the owner of the house forgets the fact that the future owner of the house is hearing all this and imbibing the same. People while addressing the aged one's as "buddho" or "dosi" should think whether they would like being addressed as such when they grow old ? 70 Second Edition

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