Relive-The Memories Beautiful
Relive-The Memories Beautiful
“When we think of the past it’s the beautiful things we pick
out.
We want to believe it was all like that.”
– Margaret Atwood
“Sometimes you will never know the value of
a moment,
until it becomes a memory.” – Dr. Seuss.
We reached the venue of ring ceremony function of our niece’s
daughter much before the hosts and guests honourable: hall was vacant even
waiters and supervisors were missing; we switched on the lights, fans and ACs too: special grayish couch for the
Bride and Groom had been well decorated with flowers and Indian Deo, was too
soft one. The couch fascinated me. I just jumped on it and asked “My Bride” to
join: hesitantly she followed with mischievous smile: recollecting our days of
marriage when things were not that open we were never photographed like that
sitting together before marriage. It kindled in me the desire to have such a “Bride
Groom” photo at least now. My “Bride” was too reluctant; did not agree, I was
handicapped, many were witnesses to this drama of husband and wife, the oldies:
ultimately I had to use my manly rights and forced her to sit with me like a “Bride”
not like a lady 75+: professional shots could not be taken as photo man had not
come by that time. Finally I got clicked on a mobile, the above is one of those
photos. It gave me lot of joy, I was with my “Bride”, the joy had erased the
wait of 50+ years for this photo session. Slowly guests trickled one by one,
certified late comers too followed and the “Punjabi Dhol” sprinkled its own
charm and we were the first to enjoy oven to mouth starters and snacks.
Relive the memories: better the sweet ones, forget others like bad
dreams: they are the treasure of diamonds and pearls; they are the source of
joy and relieve you of stress and tensions, create positivity sometime nostalgia
which all of us long for, a barrier to negativity,: cost nothing only a mind
that wants to enjoy and visualize; relish them and relive, if possible,
physically. Whenever one is in stress, open this mine of pleasure: take some
time out; if possible with the person whom you love most, that who understands
you well, for whom you matter, if not possible to do so, go to the lap of
nature a beautiful garden where nature blossoms and if even that is not possible go to “Him” in a
secluded corner of your sweet home or a place of worship and talk to “Him” tell
“Him” your cherished memories “He” will listen patiently, will help you to create more, believe “Him” he has
the magic wand. Reliving the sweet memories and to recreate them is a great
tonic a mental exercise for mental health a great contributor to your physical
health too it helps you to remember.
Stress is just memories away. It may not be as easy to do, as it
is easy to say but an attempt is worth its weight in Gold. Reliving
something on the spur of the moment is beautiful; but if you are doing it
intentionally remembers the moments when you connected with “Him” or when he
showered his blessing on you that would enhance your confidence and
satisfaction in life and living.
“Memories
are not created from things you said you would do. They are built from things
you have done.” – Anonymous
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