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Pain with an end is better than pain with no end.

 

Cultivating Happiness: The Story of My Garden Paradise

Happiness cannot be simply found; it must be nurtured and cultivated. My little garden has not only provided me with moments of tranquility and connection with nature, but it has also taught me invaluable lessons in cultivating happiness. In the chaos of life, we often forget to plant seeds and expect to reap the fruits of vibrant flowers. In the garden of life, we must plant seeds of positivity, nurture them with kindness and gratitude, and cultivate them through mindful actions. As I step into my garden, I am greeted by the beauty and the fragrance of blossoming flowers that awaken my senses and soothe my soul. Each flower tells a story of growth that teaches me valuable lessons akin to nurturing toddlers, while every resilient blade of grass prepares me for the patience needed to care for teenagers. Just like these green creatures, happiness too demands tender care and attention to flourish. In the simple act of tending to my garden, I find solace and a profound reminder of life...

Love your critics, not the admirer.

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The Vermilion

She loved him when she was 21. She continued loving him until she turned 84. Social barriers are preventing them from uniting. Now, he is finally going against all to sanctify their marriage. The funeral pyre is ready, and he puts the vermilion on her head. They consummated their  wedding in heaven. Image by  Hans Braxmeier  from  Pixabay   Read More Stories:  The Heavenly Honeymoon The Unplanned Retirement

The Unplanned Retirement

Tara never thought of her retirement plan until an elderly couple paid a visit to her place. They were the prospective buyer of a flat in her housing society. Tara offered them tea and overheard their conversation. They planned to sell their expensive flat in East Delhi and buy one at a lower cost here. They intend to save the remaining amount for their retirement days, when they will have no work and numerous expenditures, such as maintenance charges, daily groceries, and medical expenses. After they had left, Tara found herself struggling with her thoughts about her unplanned retirement.   Image source:  School of Financial Wellness                                                                                             Read More Stories:...

The Heavenly Honeymoon

After the wedding, Om went to Ladakh on his posting. Pinki remained in the village. He seldom visited home to be with his family. They have two kids. After retirement, he decides to spend the rest of his life with his family. The kids are now adults. The daughter got married. The son got married and went on a honeymoon with his wife, Radha. Pinky is still hesitant to Om. She wanted to go on a honeymoon; she expressed this to her daughter-in-law. Radha booked the tickets. The next morning, they did not wake up; instead, they embarked on their heavenly honeymoon.   Photo by  cottonbro  from  Pexels

Nano Tales

 

The Moon in My Bedroom

Can you see the moon anytime in the day? No, the  moon   appears only after sunset. You are wrong. They appear all the time. We can see it only when it is dark. However, leave that aside; as you can see, the moon is visible both day and night, even in a bedroom. I have moons in my bedroom. My 3-year-old son discovered this. He is an astronomer, lol. There are four round-shaped ceiling lights in my bedroom, the four moons for my son. Yes, his bedroom is his planet. Kids are imaginative. Let them create the world in their imagination. Photo by Eileen lamb from Pexels