Avail of the Immediate Frame of Reference

Avail of the Immediate Frame of Reference If your school is a source of formal education for you, then your family is a source of informal education. And both are equaly important. O ur life is full of connections through which we come to grips with the negative or positive aspects of life. So we have to be very circumspect about availing of the opportunities afforded by the natural connections or relationships which are formed in the course of our existence. For example, you family is your first frame of reference. It is your family members with whom you spend your days and nights. You have various experiences with them, sometimes sweet and sometimes bitter. In this sense, your family is the most important part of your social environment. You should avail of every kind of lesson that you receive from your family. If you find that certain happenings in your family are undesirable, you have to be tolerant on such occasions. You have to appreciate how even in your family circle the tenor of life cannot always be free of unwanted situations. If you find that