It is said that biggest of joys comes from
smallest of package. I do agree to this thought because these smaller joys
really fill our day. When I go in the morning to meet my friends (in the form of birds), there is an instant
positive energy that revolve around me. I do not understand their language but
their gestures do make me happy, which is serenely magical and hard
to explain in words. They start spreading their wings out of joy which is truly
satisfying and breathtaking one. It is just meant to be experienced to be felt.
Simpler joys come with no asterisk; neither it
require any intellectual understanding to experience them nor it requires any
efforts to have them in our lives. It is all around us. For e.g. when a kid
cries, all we need is a small candy to make him laugh again. When we are
sad, all we need is our mother's lap and rest all our worries behind. When we
see our old parents, all they need is few moments of our attention. When we see
our beloved, all they need is a tight hug and a smile. Our friends, who just
need a pat on the back and some silly jokes to crack and laugh at. All looks so
easy and lot more easier when done.
Our routine makes us so busy that we tend
to miss some of the fantastic creations of life. Like early sunrise,
walking through the morning breeze, few moments of togetherness, moments of
silence, watching the sunset in its full glory, gazing the shinny moon passing
through those silvery clouds, admiring the shimmering stars and waiting for one
to fall in a hope that our wishes will be granted, sound of ocean waves fighting
with each other, when our family sleeps peacefully at night ...watching them from
a distance.
At this moment, it seems that life is folding all its wings together and embracing the
love around us. These are joys that money can’t buy, yet they are immensely
priceless and their value is not recognized by all.
I wish that no matter what heights I reach in
life, may I always be bestowed with these ‘simply priceless’ possessions of
life.
Wishing all a very happy new week.
Cheers,
Jini
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