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Thank you so much Aunty .. Me and my son doing good.. Hope your are good too happy to see your reply

 

@iyerviji .......Like it or not, am going to leave my feedback .......nice snippet viji maa.....

 

Dear Vijima,

When I logged in after a break, the first thing I read was the nomination thread and at once was happy to note that this snippet was the first one leading the month and it seemed to be getting several nominations. I at once wanted to read it but had to wait till now to savor it.

The snippet has Vijima written all over it...your signature style of simply stating the facts of life and how to deal with it!

Where there is birth is also death. One awaits the birth of a baby most eagerly while one is vary of death though we all know it is inevitable. The attachment to life and all that it entails is something all of us cannot escape. We can prepare ourselves by yogic and spiritual practices to face the eventuality. Many of us may not be capable of that. Hence I think the Almighty has planned out life and living in such a way that we simply do not have a choice about many things in life and must accept it, like it or not. May be it is a sort of training to face death that we cannot ever avoid?

However, I think it is healthier to concentrate on dealing with life as well as we can and try to spread love and happiness around!

Congratulations on being nominated to FP of June!

L, Kamla

 

Good one and good morning madam. Wise words indeed, sounded like summing up of practical life in today's world. Being a man myself, I hate the desire in men to have working life-partner. I call those people economically challenged. Otherwise, if a man is a believer in the institution of marriage in orthodox and true sense, he should be provider, not a seeker. Such people ultimately end up in leading frustrated lives in economic wellness. As you are sort summing up today's life, what is your opinion, on men seeking working wives?