Hero In Your Mind

There were times when people adhered and lived by their ideas, social norms and customs. And, we started calling it 'culture'. In India, especially in the past, a foreigner would have experienced a cultural shock for every hundred miles s/he traveled. Such was the case in most of the continents. But the only downside of the diversity was that people were less open to other cultures and considered their own culture as the supreme one. There was celebration within the people of one culture but not between cultures. But what do humans do? Evolve. A human is said to be more evolved than he was a year ago or just yesterday. Thanks to the technology and globalization that made the strings that are connecting all of us stronger and making us more unified. In the process of amalgamation of cultures, we forgot the distinctiveness of each culture. What we adhere to now is totally chaotic to persons we had been as children and what we are being as adults (Refers to the people born in ...

One of my friends shared life story of her grandmother. It is so much heartfelt that it kindled the spirit in me to continue write articles on my blog. I dedicate this post to the loveliest granny who unleashed conventional definition of life and that friend who shared this stuff with me. I am writing down this article putting myself in her grandma's shoes and I'm certain that I wouldn't be able to do justice to her experience in words. In my sixties when I look back, there I see my husband as loving as he was while we were married. Today, all the youngsters only care about which extravagant honeymoon they would go to soon after their marriage to flaunt with their pictures on social media and just not care about sharing the same intimacy, love and trust at least after a couple of years of marriage. I wonder. I am here not just to share my love story that you would envy at but also to tell you something that changed my life forever. Typically in an unfinished gl...