Quote of the day is credited to Leonardo da Vinci, who is widely considered as one of the greatest painters of all times and regarded by many scholars and historians as 'Universal Genius', an individual of 'Unquenchable Curiosity' and 'feverishly inventive imagination'.
QUOTE:
"In as much as iron which is not used grows rusty, and water putrefies and freezes in the cold, so is the mind not put into good use is spoilt."
MORAL:
For the mind to be very effective it must be put into constant use. A mind that is idle tends to retard with time and one becomes useless and regarded as spoilt. You must try as much as possible to put your mind into good use by thinking positive thoughts that will benefit you and others you come across with daily. When you develop the habit of constantly using your mind in achieving positive things such as showing love and kindness to others in one way or the other, your mind will always be active in that direction but if not it will be left to wallow in idleness thus becoming spoilt.
In conclusion, anything that is not put into good use becomes spoilt so you must endeavour to make good use of your mind always never giving into idleness and its vices and the world will be a much better place to live in.
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