Month: December 2015
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Psychological Impact!
Source: Psychological Impact!
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Deciding to Be Happy
Source: Deciding to Be Happy
ALIENATORS – spare a thought for the tragic, sad vengeful life of the the alienator this Christmas. They spend their whole life being bitter and twisted. They need professional help but will probably never ever seek it. They will be in a dark place with their warped view of life this Christmas.
ALIENATED – we are the lucky ones!! We have our sanity, we have empathy, we are able to feel love and warmth for people. We all have the strength and courage to have come this far! But most important of all, we have our happy memories of our children before the alienation, which we are able to draw upon this Christmas. No one can ever take these memories away from us, they are still our children and always will be. Not even an alienator can change that.
CHILDREN/GRANDCHILDREN/GROWN UP CHILDREN – they are the innocent victims. They are the ones who feel the sadness, they are the ones who have the guilt through no fault of their own. Lets hope all alienated children/grandchildren and grown up children can at least enjoy Christmas without the wrath and forked tongue of the alienator. Lets hope they can have a happy peaceful Christmas. Here’s to all alienated children, grandchildren and grown up children everywhere.
We send you peace, love and happiness.
HAPPY TO CHRISTMAS TO ALL.
Justice is a conscience not a personal conscience but the conscience of the whole of Humanity.
– Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Whenever someone’s hope or wish is not fulfilled due to occurrence or non-occurrence of an event then the person gets angry and hurt. Then we decide to punish the person who has hurt us but is it necessary that non-fulfillment of our wish or hope a result of someone else’s fault?
There can be many reasons for such non-fulfillment. Some of them may not be fulfilled either due to fate or circumstances. Sometimes nature of our wishes or expectations itself is such that they cannot be fulfilled.
Without giving it a deep thought and understanding the circumstances acknowledging someone as guilty isn’t justice but revenge. The very basis of justice is sympathy, understanding and mercy. While the basis of revenge is anger and arrogance.
It is rightly said, two wrongs…
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Lessons I learnt – 3 (Parenthood)
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Is It Time To Just Let Go?
Breaking Sarah - Bruised, Not Broken
So much happened over my weekend that I am not sure what to write about first. I guess I can just start with this post and see where it goes.
Saturday morning – I woke up but stayed cozy in bed for a while since it was pouring rain outside. I took my phone and scrolled through friends’ posts on Facebook. I came across one that immediately caught my eye – my son’s father had posted a picture of my son with his grandpa, and he wrote that his father (my son’s grandpa) had passed away the day before. I laid there in a little bit of shock, and if not shock maybe more surprise – awe hell, not even that – it was more a feeling of… figures!
It figures that I would find out that my son’s grandpa died through a post on friggen Facebook, not even a private message…
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