Comments on Never Stop Dreaming: The Japanese older generation: living with spirit

Shirish ji, Thanks for your comment and welcome to...

2009-09-20T10:18:07.621+09:00

Shirish ji, Thanks for your comment and welcome to this blog! I agree with you that the Japanese youth should learn from their senior citizens how to live life meaningfully. In fact, we all have something to learn from the Japanese older generation regarding the art of living.

Prajwol ji, I value your opinion. After all, it's all about having different perspectives on life. In a way, what you said is correct but, my point was just to emphasize on developing an optimistic approach towards life. However, we know that many things in life are beyond our control. By the way, thanks for your compliment about the blog.

Finally, I am thankful to everyone for reading the post and leaving your comments. I am happy that most of you liked it. btw, thank you Alok for the compliment :-)

Thanks for an inspiring article. we do need to lea...

2009-09-18T19:11:41.458+09:00

Thanks for an inspiring article. we do need to learn many things from the Japanese older generation. by the way, over forty thousands people having crossed 100 years of age? wonderful... wonder what do they eat?

also congrats for becoming a dot com blogger :-) looks more professional.

Thank you for sharing very intresting and informat...

2009-09-18T16:16:22.250+09:00

Thank you for sharing very intresting and informative post

Thanks for sharing such a nice informative & i...

2009-09-17T19:55:05.118+09:00

Thanks for sharing such a nice informative & interesting post.

Very interesting and informative post! I too admir...

2009-09-17T13:07:08.195+09:00

Very interesting and informative post! I too admire the optimistic approach towards life and anything that elder people in Japan have.

I found this post informative and interesting too....

2009-09-17T11:41:59.139+09:00

I found this post informative and interesting too. Like Sirish Ji, I too felt that Japanese youths should learn from their senior citizens.

There is little doubt over the fact that Japan'...

2009-09-16T19:28:43.770+09:00

There is little doubt over the fact that Japan's elderly are young both at heart and physically. There is a growing feeling among the older generation that they can no longer depend on their children. so they prefer to spend their hard-earned money on having a good time or saving for a rainy day.

surely, Japan's young generation can learn a lesson or two from their grand parents.

a nice post. we can learn many thing form this goo...

2009-09-16T14:32:00.096+09:00

a nice post. we can learn many thing form this good behavior.

BTW, your blog looks even more professional now. G...

2009-09-16T03:19:50.830+09:00

BTW, your blog looks even more professional now. Good job :)

"Age is an issue of mind over matter. If you ...

2009-09-16T03:18:28.638+09:00

"Age is an issue of mind over matter. If you don't mind, it doesn't matter.” Well, once the body stops responding to one's will, then there will be no doubt left about the age :D

Another inspirational one! Japanese youths who ten...

2009-09-16T03:09:00.560+09:00

Another inspirational one! Japanese youths who tend to commit suicide should learn from their senior citizens how to live life meaningfully. Very good article Deependra Jee. Bravo!!