Dear friends,Some time ago, I read about the Butterfly Effect. The Butterfly Effect says that the flapping of a butterfly’s wings can cause a hurricane to form miles away, weeks later.What does this mean That our tiny butterflies have superpowers Fortunately for us, this is just a theory and it is not really possible. Butterflies do not actually cause hurricanes! What it means is that certain things around us may be so sensitive that even small changes can set off a chain reaction that end up causing a big event. So, it says that when a butterfly flaps its wings, it can cause tiny atmospheric changes around it, which cause bigger changes over a period of time and they result in a big atmospheric event weeks later—a hurricane. Imagine the pure magic in that thought. Small, simple things we do can have a bigger effect, at a place and time not known to us. Isn’t that a powerful thought Doesn’t it make you wonder about the small, daily actions we perform and what their consequences could beHow does this thought apply to you Your schools are re-opening. You will be opening up like a butterfly to all the new friends you will make, and all the new experiences and learnings you will have. There will be fantastic things you will do and the not-so-fantastic things that you might wince about later. However, perhaps you can learn from your experiences if before saying or doing anything you give a thought to the Butterfly Effect and the power you have in you Happy school days!Yours affectionately,Rajani