" People come into your life for some reason
If reason is revealed early then you know they were not meant to stay for life
If reason is not revealed for whole life then you are guaranteed happiness
Life is not meant to be just a struggle
It is a journey in a seemingly endless sea where you are given a boat
to find your unknown destination --but to row the boat we need an " Oar"
In life that "Oar" is the people we meet in life for all right reasons
Whether we reach that destination or not is no guarantee but pushing us
towards that requires a strong oar in that endless sea
Not appreciating what you had/have in life is disrespecting your sincere efforts
to find that unknown destination "
Dedicated to my close friend ,mate ,buddy,philosopher ,motivator Suresh Kumar on his Birthday --Im priveleged in acknowledging the fact that my friends have not just been a oar but sumtimes a boat even in my journey to find my unknown destination --What began as a accidental frdship developed into a wonderful brotherly frdship unseen for years before meeting eventually ---Now happily married with a wonderful person and blessed with a lovely son --He remains the same wonderful person i met so many years ago ---Sometimes the life of commoners reveal lot more than what you could imagine ---Some people just prefer to be just silent significant factors in life --but as the breeze is to this world --they will be in your lives --never asking for recognition yet quietly give you confidence in the worst of times and enjoy happiness in best of times .
I remember once my effervescent angel Mom replying to my query"Where do you find ,love,care,happiness ,trust ,support and truth --she replied find a honest person all this follow by itself --i never understood what she was meaning then --now i do understand that she was referring to finding some genuine frds in life --Im thankful i have couple of them and wishing one of them a very Happy Birthday to a genuinely good guy and human being ,
"You should never think twice about who your real friends are "
If reason is revealed early then you know they were not meant to stay for life
If reason is not revealed for whole life then you are guaranteed happiness
Life is not meant to be just a struggle
It is a journey in a seemingly endless sea where you are given a boat
to find your unknown destination --but to row the boat we need an " Oar"
In life that "Oar" is the people we meet in life for all right reasons
Whether we reach that destination or not is no guarantee but pushing us
towards that requires a strong oar in that endless sea
Not appreciating what you had/have in life is disrespecting your sincere efforts
to find that unknown destination "
Dedicated to my close friend ,mate ,buddy,philosopher ,motivator Suresh Kumar on his Birthday --Im priveleged in acknowledging the fact that my friends have not just been a oar but sumtimes a boat even in my journey to find my unknown destination --What began as a accidental frdship developed into a wonderful brotherly frdship unseen for years before meeting eventually ---Now happily married with a wonderful person and blessed with a lovely son --He remains the same wonderful person i met so many years ago ---Sometimes the life of commoners reveal lot more than what you could imagine ---Some people just prefer to be just silent significant factors in life --but as the breeze is to this world --they will be in your lives --never asking for recognition yet quietly give you confidence in the worst of times and enjoy happiness in best of times .
I remember once my effervescent angel Mom replying to my query"Where do you find ,love,care,happiness ,trust ,support and truth --she replied find a honest person all this follow by itself --i never understood what she was meaning then --now i do understand that she was referring to finding some genuine frds in life --Im thankful i have couple of them and wishing one of them a very Happy Birthday to a genuinely good guy and human being ,
"You should never think twice about who your real friends are "
Thanks for the birthday gift.. I like the context very much... - suresh
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