National Academy For Moral Development

Crow in a cage:  a Crow that was being housed in a cage in the Bannerghatta shelter, used to elicit a strong response from other Crows that would rummage the garden. The crows would pick up a food from the nearby dumps, or wherever they found them, and attempt to feed the crow in the cage. They were also very hostile towards any intruder who approached the cage! (Prashanth, bngbirds msg# 8242, June 2005 )   Bushchat and the wagtail:   In the backyard of a house next to the Sarakki-Jaraganahalli kere, I’d come across a trapped Wagtail in the grillwork surrounding the house. The Wagtail in its attempt to free form this enclosed space was uttering calls that was being “attended” to by a Bushchat from the nearby hedges. The Bushchats were seen flying into every other corner the Wagtail would nudge itself into, in order to free itself from the grills ( bngbirds msg# 8242, June 2005 ). The response of smaller owls  to playback, is assumed to be suppressed when the calls of larger owls

Either in the world we see Mullas, sadhus restrain the worldly life and company of worldly people, to which they could benefit. Or we see people completely submerse in the world and worldly desires, detriment (harm) the people. We need competent people who could be change agents for themselves and benefit the society. Commitment to change the world is Spurious (false) and fidelity (loyalty) is self change. No man can change the world, one can change himself alone. -MAQM