YEAR 3

No man normally lives alone. Man does not live in isolation for a long time; he is a social creature. The great Greek philosopher-Aristote said long back that man is a social animal because man everywhere lives in groups. His daily life is made up largely of participating in groups. Not only do our lives become boring and unbearable without fellow beings but our survival becomes
problematic.
To which group do you already belong? Can you identify a circle of friends you might refer to as “your group”? Do you belong to clubs? Teams? Etc. If you think about it, you can probably generate a rather long list of groups from the past and the present, to which you belong. From the moment we are born into our first group, the family, we move through a succession of group memberships.