Oh Wow! I wasn't expecting you to put God as our business partner at the end. I was too busy getting mad at the man in the story who kept the 100%.
Great story plot, btw. You certainly zeroed in on the man's ingratitude effectively. I guess, we all experience a bit of that ingratitude at one time or another in our lives. A big Ooops!
I admire you for your honesty and attitude on this subject. It's so true how the victims/survivors have been treated as the one's who have done the wrong and blamed unjustly.
Very few have had compassion towards the woman.
I was 19 , when it was over given the gun that was held on me. The police wanted to charge me for having it. They treated me like dirt and I left before the rape kit came. I went back to work and didn't talk about for decades except to my best friend.
Thanks for understanding...
"[...] over-protected children are more likely to struggle in relationships and
with challenges." This is what happened to me. My mom died when I was 8 and my dad was WAY over-protective and strict. I never experienced being independent. I know my dad loved me, but he never allowed me to fly. Perhaps that is why I love writing!
I'm glad I decided to read this! Thanks for sharing.
To do pranam obeisance means to put one's head where it should be
- at the feet of God.
His feet are everywhere and therefore one may do namaskar, salutation, everywhere, remembering the feet of God.
To do pranam means to open oneself to the Divine Power, which is always streaming down on everyone. One usually shuts oneself away from it.
To do pranam means to give one's mind, one's I to Him, to surrender oneself to the One, so that there should be only He and not you.
You attempt to appease want by want; hence want does not disappear and neither does the sense of want.
When man awakens to the acute consciousness of this sense of want, then only does spiritual inquiry become genuine.
You must bear in mind that only when the sense of want becomes the sense of the want of Self-knowledge does the real Quest begin.
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"Accept cheerfully whatever He may bestow on you or take away from you."
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