Ruminating over life. From my dateless Diary: concluding part

Harrassed by betterhalf we sulk and suffer.Lured by the charm and tenderness of children we overcome despair and enjoy heavenly bliss.We climb up the ladder of success and win promotion. We lose jobs, and take up the better ones and continually inflict greater demands on ourselves and sometimes crave for Academic honour or administrative recognition and reputation.

With the ageing process and or prolonged ailments parents die,children build their home and sometimes leave the country for better prospects. Every one is busy in the world of their own and so long as kindness and affection float in the molecule of brain and there's mutual concern and respect for eàch other and boundless love unites, the life is worth rewarding and fulfilling.

While  we reflect in tranquility the whole life appears to be a one of dream, a long dream. Within this big dream of the drama of life  we have our dreams memory dreams of the past and eager dreams of the future, the lure of wonder about nature as also of the opposite sex, a vigour of emotions and a child like quality of curiosity and imagination of what next.

We can neither understand nor unravel the mysterious nature of life .Nor can we escape the injuries and injustice of time ,no matter how good or bad you are.. we must be prepared to experience both joy as well as sorrows and develop an attitude of children.

Yes Nature and children lighten our heart and give emotional anchor.Children are the most attractive one, curious, eager attentive sensitive quick and generally congenital jor harbouring ill-will or enemity perpetually.

We neither have the time or mindset or patience to be in the midst of fun filled world of children. We should lead such a simple life as if we were children in a village or on the mountain side, happy to be together and flight ourselves in the simplest joys of life savouring fresh and frugal food and leading the most honest life.

Without money, fame or power many innocent village and mountain folks are healthy and happy and they remain content with what they can attain with their skill set.

Can anyone take away from them their richness, inner strength and independence that the nature has bestowed upon them. Are we humble enough in our behaviour and  simple in our life style to lead a life of simplicity, frugality and honesty, aligning with nature and absorbing fresh air and water?

Concluded