Hi everyone,
This post was meant to be posted yesterday, but since I didn't get time to write it due to a very busy day, I thought that I'd post it now.
Being in home for such a long time and in such terrible times had taken an impact on me too. If you are Hindu, you might be aware about a 13-day ritual ceremony which is to be performed by the family members of deceased. These are very tiring and takes a lot of effort. Nowadays I wake up at morning between 6 am -7 am.
Today is the 13th day since Badi Maa passed - the Terehwa. This day includes a Pooja and Ann-dan(food donating) to Pandits and lower caste people.
Though being a non believe of god and these superstitions, I kept quiet. Deep down, I was satisfied. I felt the ritual is laid down with some reason. A ritual that goes 13 day long, it keeps everyone busy. It helps keeping the mind off track by keeping you busy in some work which would make no sense otherwise. Think about it, if there were no ritual to follow what would you do? Would you cry and mourn over the loss of some one you loved for weeks and months? Or would you just continue your normal routine the next day?
Humans are sensitive beings. They need time to overcome the problems.
Well that's what I think.
Anyway, what I did today is not important. Cause all I did was to drove around the city to pick up and drop off people and stuff. Important is what I learned. Time is a unidirectional flowing river. A river which heals our wounds which life presents us so leniently. Fight with time, you'll be stuck in past and it will keep hurting you. Don't fight, all one has to do is to let go.
So, from today I'm letting go all the wrongs I've done until now. Think I've got it right this time. Wish you all a good night.
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