The Importance of Friendship and Loyalty
The relationship between Don Quixote and his squire, Sancho Panza, underscores the value of friendship. Despite their differences, they support each other, with Sancho grounding Don Quixote's fantasies and Don Quixote inspiring Sancho’s aspirations.
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{With respect and gratitude} T - Tapasya (dedication) H - Hita (welfare) A - Ananda (bliss) N - Nyaya (justice) K - Karuna (compassion) Y - Yajna (sacrifice) O - Ojas (spiritual strength) U - Upasana (devotion) E-mail : foranyinquiries00 @ gmail.com
Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes:This timeless novel teaches us to balance dreams and reality, ultimate idealism, and recognize the value of individuality and imagination.
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