Have you ever seen a flower blossom after its season has passed? No? Well…I have.
I have seen one such living example which proves that it’s never too late if you have the zeal and guts in you.
The ones who know my family well would already have guessed whom am I referring to. For the ones who are wondering…it’s my MOM.
I used to worship her since I was a kid. There were n number of things in which I wanted to be like my mom. But now…there are infinite number of things in which I want to be her exact replica or…parchhayee
A person has got just one life. One life to be what you want to be. One life to do what you want to do. One life to be with whom you want to be. One life to respect. One life to Love. One life to care. One life to think of others. One life to think of yourself. And the same life to balance all these things.
Hats off to mumma who is a perfect example of managing such a balance. She wanted to study…study a lot(She was already a gold medalist in MA), earn name and fame, work, earn respect. But circumstances and conditions did not allow her to give action to her plans. She waited…she waited till we played in her lap…she waited till we grew old…she waited till we passed our school…meanwhile she did all she could to serve different people in different forms. A perfect bahu I would say(this is the first point which has come to my mind…might be because I m also striving to attain a khitaab of a good bahu), a perfect mumma, a perfect wife, and many more roles to be a part of this perfect list.
She waited patiently. Then she got a chance to start working, studying again. People would normally think that post 35 is not a good age to start studies again. But she did it. She proved all of them wrong. She studied, and is still striving to earn degrees after degree. May god bless her and give her enough strength to actualize her dreams and she pursue a P.Hd. I am proud of you mumma. My heart oozes out to you.
May god be good to you and you get all the happiness in life which you really really deserve.
--Amen
