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 To My Little Young Man
Dear Son

 The world is wild and rough.
The world is running, Angry and Mad. 
Angry for what? 

 We don't know.Everyone is running their own race and compelling you too, to run along. Everyone is racing and if given a chance ready to pounce,pounce on you.
Wait....Before you start running.Stop and look around...... 
Is this really what you want to do?
Do you want to run their race?
...?
Don't Worry! Relax! 
If everyone is racing ,doesn't mean you should start running too. The world is angry,it doesn't give you a reason to be angry or mad at them.Keep your cool. Don't let the world know that you find their actions confusing or sometimes amusing,as it will add fuel to their fury.
The world is hasty and judgmental,but it does not mean that you need to judge everyone who comes along. Please don't do what they are doing.If someone shouts at you,please don't shout back.
I know you will not speak back,but please don't let your face and body language give away your emotions too.As your transparent eyes and beautiful face will give away your heart;this world is gonna come running complaining to me,may be blaming me for not having groomed you rather, too well.

 Try to find their story,it will help you understand.If you do not know their story,its all right.Take time.
Breath deep.Respond ,do not react.Give love,smile :)
Share your compassion with the world.

 Attract those in your life who are worthy of your compassion and help you reach your goals.
Love, believe and support yourself.Your possibilities are endless.Trust in the divine timing.
Universe always has your back.
Be worthy of respect,love and Peace.
I am always with you.

Comments

  1. D'Curator17 August 2016 at 02:25

    Short, Simple and sweet one ma'am.
    looking forward to read more blogs from you.

    ReplyDelete

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