In the midst of regular routine we often don't realise how blessed we are unless we end up with some hard lessons. This post is simply about peeping into the presence and absence of the blessings in life.
That moment and the 'feeling at ease and being relieved' when coming out of hospital. Ever thought how does it feels while undergoing a treatment? Accepting one's ill condition and dealing with self and people around?
Yes it needs strength to be there for self and strength to stand with the crowd. Certain moments feel like the end of everything. It does require efforts to balance the state of mind and overflowing emotions. The journey for sure teaches us how to take care of self and keep yourself on priority.
For the ones who have tendency to wait for situation to get worst, simply because they fail to balance the inner and outer world within them, this becomes another point of reflection again. We are so used to taking things for granted that we fail to realize the value of what we have. Yes we take granted that rising sun, that freshly served morning breakfast and tea, our parents whom we rely on, that friend who is always there by you no matter what, that job we have in hand, that house that we live in.
The ones abandoned of all these small things die to live these moments. That person who isn't sure how long he will be able to cherish those small things. That plight of a person who has no surety of when will things start getting better? When will they have that normal routine life again?
While we reacted on traffic jam that delayed our returning back to home, there are people who were unable to reach their family due to uncertain events. While we ignored all efforts made by the significant person by our side, there were people who had none by their side even in their happiest of days.
It's easy to take those little things for granted untill we realize that we don't have them anymore. What if we think of the better things we have in life? What if we count our blessings in difficult times? Can we see the brighter side? It needs faith and belief in oneself to remind of being grateful for the better things one have. Would you say "I wasted my whole year after this relationship that ended"? Or would you say "It saved the rest of my life for better"? This whole attitude defines the later part, if you want to continue being in the sorrow state or you want to restart and re live the life?
"You Only Live Once" they say, so how about considering that refresh button when you have the chance? You still want to stay stuck in the situation or you would choose to get up and live with all the strength you have?
For the ones who have tendency to wait for situation to get worst, simply because they fail to balance the inner and outer world within them, this becomes another point of reflection again. We are so used to taking things for granted that we fail to realize the value of what we have. Yes we take granted that rising sun, that freshly served morning breakfast and tea, our parents whom we rely on, that friend who is always there by you no matter what, that job we have in hand, that house that we live in.
The ones abandoned of all these small things die to live these moments. That person who isn't sure how long he will be able to cherish those small things. That plight of a person who has no surety of when will things start getting better? When will they have that normal routine life again?
While we reacted on traffic jam that delayed our returning back to home, there are people who were unable to reach their family due to uncertain events. While we ignored all efforts made by the significant person by our side, there were people who had none by their side even in their happiest of days.
It's easy to take those little things for granted untill we realize that we don't have them anymore. What if we think of the better things we have in life? What if we count our blessings in difficult times? Can we see the brighter side? It needs faith and belief in oneself to remind of being grateful for the better things one have. Would you say "I wasted my whole year after this relationship that ended"? Or would you say "It saved the rest of my life for better"? This whole attitude defines the later part, if you want to continue being in the sorrow state or you want to restart and re live the life?
"You Only Live Once" they say, so how about considering that refresh button when you have the chance? You still want to stay stuck in the situation or you would choose to get up and live with all the strength you have?
