I, the Fortunate One
I
feel life is at its best, when it teaches some very important lessons. We all
know everyone’s life has some issues or problems, yet some are well at looking
at the bright side of it. I would like to share two recent instances where I realized
how lucky I am to be born as a human being first and then with less problems
when compared to others.
In
my current office, there is a middle-aged person and his job is to ensure that
the restroom is kept clean all the time. And recently, he completed 4 years in this
job. Just imagine someone completing 4 years just cleaning the bathrooms, well
some may say he is just doing his job, but for me that’s something different. This
guy is always smiling, speaks very good English and wishes good morning to
everyone. Now that’s called looking life in a different perspective and taking
it as it comes.
These
two instances are among the millions of instances in our everyday life that
teaches us, how fortunate are we with our existing lives. After seeing them, I
thought to myself how fortunate I am to be able to live every single day not to
worry about my next meal or sleep or feeding someone who is dependent on me. These
instances just hit you in the face. I felt really small in front of these people.
After seeing these people, my problems felt like a drop in an ocean, its
nothing. May be there was a reason as to why I had to stop at that particular
traffic signal every single day. If there is one thing that I learnt from these
instances is to show gratitude towards God for making my life much better when
compared to them and be grateful for whatever life has to offer. It’s for us to
ensure that we keep moving ahead in spite of all the problems that life throws
at us.
I
would like to sign off by saying that, “Life’s
problems seem big, but looking at it from a different perspective makes it less
relevant”
Prashanth
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PS: I have to thank my friend Anjali N Kumar for telling me that I need to be regular in blogging, which I was not for past so many months. I had to push myself from my laziness to write this blog and thanks to you Anjali, for your patience and perseverance..:)
Great!!! its nice to see you back here!! your post made me think yes how lucky are we!! Most of the time we fail to realize that! hatzoff to the people who smiles and make other smile in their hardest part of life's journey! and yeaa i must say your 'PS part' made me smile!! :) keep blogging!!! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment, anjali..:) Someone needed to push me I guess, so I can start blogging regularly..:)
DeleteAha Prashanth you are back thats such a good feel :) welcome back. and the post is amazingly good how true life teaches in every instance its left to you to get the lessons right and this post is one such inspirational post which keeps us motivated :D I will get back to blogging too :D
ReplyDeleteKeep writing :)
Thanks Ramya for the comment..:) Glad to know, this post inspires you to blog regularly. Eagerly waiting for your posts...:)
Delete“Life’s problems seem big, but looking at it from a different perspective makes it less relevant”
ReplyDeletewell said buddy :) i loved this post :)
keep writing :)
Great to see you Palak visiting my blog...:) Appreciate your comment..:)
DeleteVery neat! Prashanth I must say perceptions make it different for everyone! Very well put in words! Keep writing!! All d best
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