Life is not always like a straight journey on a smooth and clear paved road covered with roses. Sometimes it’s a bumpy road with lots of ups and downs. Sometimes it may move smoothly and sometimes we may even hit some speed-breakers. Every turn and diversion along the way is not always predictable.
Sometimes we must get hurt in order to grow, we must fail in order to know, and sometimes our vision clears only after our eyes are washed away with tears.
But one thing is for sure, that the life always keeps moving forward.
Giving up the effort to reach the goal would be the biggest obstacle. If we keep moving forward with hope and courage, we can remove all hurdles and obstacles and clear the path ahead of us. We could even take a slight diversion to reach to the destination - as long as we don't get distracted and lose the vision.
Keeping an eye on the goal and keep moving forward is the key.
“Seek and ye shall find”
“Knock and the door shall be opened unto you” (Mathew 7:7)
"Agaahan koo hi trangh- pichhe pher na modhada". ( Gurbani )
(Keep moving forward - Do not turn backward)
‘Rajan Sachdeva’
Sometimes we must get hurt in order to grow, we must fail in order to know, and sometimes our vision clears only after our eyes are washed away with tears.
But one thing is for sure, that the life always keeps moving forward.
It neither stops nor does it move backwards; until the final stop called death.
Even death is not the final stop either.
All religions and most people believe in some kind of after life - either on this earth or in the heaven.
Giving up the effort to reach the goal would be the biggest obstacle. If we keep moving forward with hope and courage, we can remove all hurdles and obstacles and clear the path ahead of us. We could even take a slight diversion to reach to the destination - as long as we don't get distracted and lose the vision.
Keeping an eye on the goal and keep moving forward is the key.
“Seek and ye shall find”
“Knock and the door shall be opened unto you” (Mathew 7:7)
"Agaahan koo hi trangh- pichhe pher na modhada". ( Gurbani )
(Keep moving forward - Do not turn backward)
‘Rajan Sachdeva’
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