Life is too short

Its just about yesterday when I was thinking to write about death,our different emotions related to it.
Just then I read the news about Irfan Khan,and now Rishi Kapoor too being no more.

The very thought of them leaving this place saddens me deep down my heart,and it reminds me of one thing that I wish to share with everyone over here.

We spend almost half of our life blaming others, fighting with our dear ones,at times we don't even call our parents,siblings,friends or colleagues if we happen to be angry with them about something.

At times we fight and switch off our cellphones in anguish or we may even go to a place farr off and not talk to our dear ones for months, assuming things will fall in place with time.

But is that really the case???

Perhaps not always.

Consider a situation where you had a heated argument with your parents and you decide on going to a place no body has clue about with your cellphone switched off.

You did that just to vent out your anger. Also,you thought your parents will forget everything over a span of time. So will you,on returning from your mini vacation. But things turn out bad,your parents happen to meet an accident,while they tried reaching you but your number was switched off,so they couldn't reach you.

Last dialled numbers had just your name.

They passed away but you were engrossed in your vacay. You come back home only to realize your parents are no more.

Emotions of pain, separation,anguish,regret all  flooded in together. Though you were left with nothing but memories and regret for your whole life.

So what I intend to convey here was life is too short to live with regrets and hatred for each other. Its better to act mature and let things go if possible to make this world a better place to live in with more and more love in our hearts for each other.

Before it gets too late,sit or talk over phone with whomever you had fought or didn't talked due to some differences.

Let's make a difference in others life by spreading some love.

   
                                            - Mental Mom