Side A;Side B Sana Dalvi

Trying to understand the value of his life.... without her...!!

Some bonds are made out of sheer admiration and respect for a person, they too hold a special place in our lives. We don't necessarily have to be connected to someone via sharing the same bloodline, it's the soul that reaches out to one another and touches you so deeply, that the sense of fellowship is engraved for as long as memory serves and sometimes beyond death.

Charity begins at home, something we've heard over and over again. Sometimes, this charity needs to be extended outside of our social circle. It doesn't have to be monetary, it can also be an act of random kindness! A single thought of consideration and understanding goes a long way, sometimes we forget these values when we're at the recieving end. The giver, gives out of kindness. The receiver, recieves and sometimes forgets why he was helped! The intention, is what matter and that's misunderstood at times! It's a two way street, give and receive and vice versa.

"Haso, Jiyo, Muskurao! Kya pata kal ho na ho!" These aren't just some movie dialogues, this should be a way of life! What we hold close to our hearts, can't be more precious than life itself! So, why cry about what you don't have ? Why not celebrate every moment of being alive! Today, monetary value is nothing compared to a simple hug, meeting the ones you love, seeing them in person is what we're craving right now! Suddenly, everything we thought had value, doesn't anymore and what we ignored by taking it for granted, is what holds more value. Laugh, Live, Smile, like there's no tomorrow!

You don't need to visit a temple, mosque or church to say a prayer. Sometimes, it's also the unintended expression that comes out as gratitude, love, affection, blessing, sympathy, empathy etc. Everyone of us is capable of so much love, not just to take but also spread infinitely to each and every person we cross paths with.

'It's not about what your country can do for you,but about what you can do for your country.' Something I heard while growing up. To think about it today, realising, it's always about how you can contribute in the simplest way. Actions are speaking louder than words.