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Maximize your potential | Guru and One-Armed Disciple | Dr.Parveen Bhatia

The One-Armed Disciple Long ago in a quiet village stood a renowned martial arts master, respected not just for his skill but for his wisdom in shaping lives. One day, a young boy approached him, pleading to be trained. The boy had lost his left arm in a childhood accident, and most masters had turned him away, saying he could never fight. The Guru looked into the boy’s determined eyes and accepted him as a disciple, but with a condition: “You must never question my methods. Practice exactly as I say.” The training began. While other disciples learned an array of moves and techniques, the boy was taught only one single throw. Day after day, for months, then years, he repeated the same throw. He grew frustrated. “Master, why do you not teach me more? How can one move ever make me a fighter?” The Guru only smiled. “Trust the path.” Years later, the boy entered a regional martial arts competition. Opponents mocked him, certain an armless fighter could not stand a chance. But when the matches began, something extraordinary happened. Every opponent who charged was thrown down by the boy’s single technique. One after another, they fell, until he stood victorious as champion. After the final match, he asked again, bewildered: “Master, how did I win with only one move?” The Guru’s voice was calm but proud: “First, you mastered a technique so perfectly that no one could counter it. Second, the counter to that throw requires catching the opponent’s left arm. You have no left arm. You turned your greatest weakness into an invincible strength.” The boy bowed, tears in his eyes. He realized then that true mastery was not in learning many things, but in trusting the Guru’s wisdom, embracing one’s limitations, and turning them into power. Video Credits: Dr.Sandeep Chopra, Senior Consultant Anaesthesist, Bhatia Global Hospital & Endosurgery Institute, New Delhi.