Fading of colours can cure by paints.
Just, make sure your spirit never faints.
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Tag: Inspiration
She is Brave!
Autumn came very early in her life.
A question she asks her herself,
where is the spring gone?
There are millions of guys around the world
not just one suitable for her!
One day magic happens,
she realized she is far more lucky than millions of souls.
She does not find happiness. That’s true!
Yet can she be reason of someone’s happiness!
She is brave. She found her own light.
Be your own light!
My entry for today’s prompt
Nurturing Thursday: Treasure little moments of life
Lose not yourself in a far off time, seize the moment that is thine ~Friedrich Schiller
An incidence from a Med school-
In a lecture, one day epidemiology Professor discussed some published articles on cardiovascular diseases (diseases involved heart or blood vessels). There had been good discussion and the lecture was over. After the lecture student gathered near a young boy and asked him, ” by any chance is the first author related to you”? The boy who thought no one would have noticed, got a smile on his face. For a society where ones background is not usually discussed apart from being in a very close group this was an awe moment. So with a shy smile on his face he answered, “well … she is my mom”. The others smiled with wow on their faces. The day then continued as ususal.
Next day the boy told about the whole episode to his mom with the same lovely smile. It was not a big award but this small incidence put smiles on so many faces and it helped in mother-son bonding. It was one of the best moments for the mom as well, getting appreciated from your offspring is a rare event.
These little moments are real treasures :). Enjoy small treasures in your life while you are busy solving “big” problems in life. This is my contribution to Becca’s 250th Nurturing Thursday.
P.S. The second part of incidence happened in my kitchen 🙂
Nurturing Thursday: Within
Every day I travel to my work and as it is not a five-minute journey, I prefer to read. These days I am reading “Siddhartha” written by Hermann Hesse.
In 1919 Hesse claimed: “What we can and should change is ourselves: our impatience, our egoism (spiritual egoism too), our sense of hurt, our lack of love and forbearance. Any other change in the world, even when done for the best intentions, I consider as useless.”
This is my contribution to Becca’s Nurturing Thursday for the week.
Nurturing Thursday 135: Do It Anyway
I am sharing this for Becca’s Nurturing Thursday this week. These verses were written on the wall of Mother Teresa’s home for children in Kolkata, India.
Photo was taken by me around dawn a few years ago in Crete Greece.
Nurturing Thursday 133: Perspective
My contribution to Becca’s Nurturing Thursday theme.
A moment
Savour, until the doors are open.
