So no one told that life was gonna be this way ( clap clap clap ) !!!

Dear sabitha! a beautifully written post.enjoyed reading it.i am amazed at the clarity of your thoughts.great ma'm.hats off to you.cheers-anu

 

dear sabitha,

a very beautiful write up. it is very true, in each stage, we want to be of some one. Finally we should be happy with what we are. excellent and do write more. I think nobody should miss this thread.

ganges

 

Excellent piece. There is hardly any comment one can make on this, you having said it all so clearly.

Yet, I am reminded of two matters (somewhat unrelated to each other, though related obilquely to your post).

1. When Dharma tested Yudhishthira, one of the questions he asked was, "Who is happy?" Since most of us know the answer Y gave, there is no point repeating it here.

2. There was this puzzle that someone asked me to solve. A guy standing at the crossroad and you don't know which way to go. The chap knows the answer, but he has this strange habit of making false and true statements alternatively. You do not know whether he will answer you correctly or mislead you. Now, here is the puzzle. Can you construct a question for him that will force him to give a unique answer, whether he is speaking the truth or not?

The puzzle has a solution, but, needless to say, it won't help solve the puzzle of life itself.

Regards.

 

Dear Sabhita...
Lovely write up you have left me speechless and I find there is so much to compliment you about ... So all I can say is that it was an awesome factual yet extremely interesting thought provoking post... which is worth another read!!
K

 

A great start. You mention 'Friends' and I recognize the 'happy come what may' attitude.

I

So much wisdom at such an young age! But then, I always knew you were a 'thinker'. Like Mithila has said, you have grabbed life as it is and want to make the best of the moment. How else could you have landed in Kenya to get together with friends you have not even met before?!

No such confusions for me though! There was simply no time to ponder. I just held on to life with both its horns and dealt with it in as best as I could. Yes, lots of bruises, roller coaster rides and glimpses of shangri-la too. But like you so wisely say, it unraveled itself and 'there was nothing before or beyond'!

How I wish life was a little more easy?! I still cannot decipher its mystery. I see a far greater maturity in you than in me who has seen far more autumns!

I read this twice over and dear Sabi, if you have the key to the secret of being happy, then hold on to it tight. I see there will be a lot of rainbows and singing streams in your life and I know you will enjoy them and also share it with others. :thumbsup

L, Kamla

 

Dear Sabi,

I have to tell it again to you...you just write amazing. :thumbsup

Wonderful writing and everyone has said all that I wanted to say in their feedbacks...I do not want to add anything more...oh wait, except that when I was in my teens I wanted to be a private detective.. :rotfl

Believe it or not, I read your post twice and I just want to say thank you for writing this wonderful piece. :thumbsup