Satish Seth Swan
Wednesday, 14 September 2011
Why joining a dance class makes your health better
Satish Seth Swan had joined recently at his office dancing class. The dance master listed the benefits of dancing by quoting many things: firstly, it's all about flexibility. The more you're flexible, better would be your metabolism. Secondly, it also builds strength of muscles where it will not hurt you anymore..like knee joints. Thirdly, it's all about endurance. So you don't feel fatigued by walking up 2 floors anymore. And lastly, it gives you a sense of well being! What else more you can ask for?
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Dancing
Lucky was our first foreign-bred or foreign-breed dog at our native village. Unlike the past domestic dogs of local breed she had a mind of her own that she never hesitated to work whenever she was in the mood. She liked being clean and expected everyone to keep things around her that way. On one such occasion she was found in chains within the compound walls. Satish Seth Swan who visited the native home was surprised to see her plight. On enquiry he was told it was only because the outside gate had to be kept open for some time. If she wasn't tied, before long she would be gone! Lucky liked to roam around the village on a leisurely exploratory mission. But then bringing her back to home would be next to impossible. So it happened that today she was firmly tied to the chain. Lucky looked irritated with the chain and certainly looked forward to be freed sooner or later. Afternoon was her siesta time but still she resisted against the fetters. You can see how restless she looked!
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Animals
Seeing an elephant walking along a country road is not a sight you would hope to see everyday. On such a free day when Satish Seth Swan chanced upon this young elephant from a nearby temple, he was only thrilled. The elephant and its mahout ambled along the side of the road careful not to block the passing traffic in any way. Not that there was much of it but whatever rolled along was slow in motion as only bullock carts and an occasional mofussil bus went by. The elephant obliged the mahout in blessing the people along. He, in turn, pocketed whatever the public offered as bakshish. Of course, it was only after they had offered fruits and food to the giant animal.
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Animals
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