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The “Thank You” is what does it. A simple “Thank You” followed by two or three sentences that tell what you are grateful for. The psychiatrist Alfred Adler spoke of a drive that people have to feel competent- to know that they have done a good job. In psychotherapy, two people have worked together in helping one of them heal, feel better and function with dignity and respect.In thanking them, you thank your self.

Hmm… (read it in a British accent please)My name is Alfred though I am technically from Japan and was manufactured in India by collaborating with TVS technically you know me as TVS Suzuki Samurai.Yes this was me 20 years ago when I first applied for the job and Mr. Das bought me to his humble home on the night of June 1998. That day I met with a sweet little kid Master Das. He was very happy to see me and always showed love and affection.Though I was appointed by Mr. Das I was never pressured to work very hard and they took care of me.After few years down the line Master Das tried to ride me one day all were going smoothly but he crashed and broke my spectacles. I did not mind I knew that day this kid has balls .Now few years forward I have grown old and MR. Das is only using his cars now not me and thought of selling me to a scrapper but Master Das was against it and bought me from MR. Das to save me and keep me with him.Though he rode me once or twice before he gave me the overhaul and had an accident riding and broke his leg. Everyday he comes and sees me talks to me checks me if anything is wrong he knows I am old but he respects me because I was his father’s stead once.This is how I look now -Though he says I need some more upgrades like my tires and mirrors I feel fine. But master Das knows what he is doing and always takes decision after giving it a long thought.Thank youMaster Das.

Thank you for your question.A long, long time ago I read a letter written by King Alfred on the state of learning in England. He said, more or less, that our ancestors, the ones who had lived long ago, had loved knowledge. But that now (or rather, then) we could only see their footprints, footprints that we couldn't follow any longer: we had lost both the knowledge and the will to learn.And the same happened to Wizarding Britain. King Alfred, if he had been a wizard in a Harry Potter book and took a good look at their world, would have been as dismayed as his old self.The wizards of old created a wand that was intelligent enough to switch from owner to owner as it pleased itself. An Invisibility Cloak that stayed as good as new for hundreds of years (Primark quality). A stone that could summon spirits. A basilisk. A Philosopher's stone. A way to split a soul in two.None of the wizards mentioned had explored that much.