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తండ్రి మరణం ,కూతురికి నేర్పిన పాఠాలు


మాతృ గర్భం నుండి సముద్రం గర్భం వరకు, తల్లి  చల్లని ఒడి నుండి మృత్యు మాత యొక్క అగ్ని ఒడి వరకు జరిగే ప్రయాణంలో నీ ప్రశ్నలు నీవే, జవాబులు నీవే, పోరాటం నీవే.. బతుకు నీదే.. చావు నీదే. పుట్టుక, మరణం రెండు ఒంటరే.

ఈ రెండి మద్య నువ్వు పంచిన స్పూర్తి.. అదే నీ జీవితం

జీవితంలో అత్యంత ఘర్షణాత్మక సంఘటనలు మన వ్యక్తిత్వంలో బలమైన మార్పును కలిగిస్తాయి. 

The invaluable lessons that a Father's death has imparted upon a Daughter. 

Independence is key: Losing my father taught me to stand on my own and not rely on anyone else.

Be cautious with trust: I've learned to be cautious with trust, while still being open to others.

It's okay to say no: I've realized the importance of setting boundaries and saying no when necessary.

You don't need validation: I've learned that seeking validation from others isn't as important as being true to myself.

Tears are private: No one cares about your tears, so don't shed them in public. I've come to understand that it's okay to cry, but it's best to do it in private. 

Kindness and self-protection: Being kind to others is important, but I also need to prioritize protecting myself.

Keep life simple: Life is fragile, so I try not to complicate it unnecessarily.

Life is fragile, never complicate it

Find your purpose and keep moving forward: I'm focused on finding my life's purpose and moving forward despite challenges.

Prioritize peace over drama: Avoiding emotional drama has become a priority for me, as peace is more important.

Embrace impermanence and pursue happiness: I've accepted that eventually, birth and death are solitary journeys; nothing is permanent. Do what makes you happy.

These experiences have taught me to navigate relationships cautiously, prioritize inner validation, and find peace amidst life's uncertainties. I understand the transient nature of existence and strive to pursue happiness while embracing the journey's Impermanence. 

love...live ...life

Yours

Shweta Vishnuchittan. 

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