|| LIFE IS LIKE SEVEN COLORS ||

|| LIFE IS LIKE SEVEN COLORS ||

"Life is colorful like seven colors of the rainbow"

The sky looks so beautiful when we see a rainbow in the sky. When there is too much heat, clouds start coming and its time to rain, that's the time we see a beautiful rainbow in the sky which indicates change and if you see that change is beautiful.


If you study, our Indian culture is as colorful as a rainbow, it shows all the colors including helping each other. There are so many Gods and Goddesses that are worshiped depending on the caste, religion, languages, and many more rituals. While making this earth (Shristi) according to mythology, all God and Goddess together made this Shristi and while making it everyone was given their responsibilities and rituals to follow. For eg. to begin new work we worship lord Ganesha and for wealth, we worship Lakshmiji and so on. With this, they also convey to us that everyone cannot do everything and everyone knows something and is given something.


So during this Pandemic, a difficult situation where we all have got a stop, a block, but given an opportunity to stitch a new garment of ourselves, we have to grow and make our life more beautiful by filling colors in it. We should not wait for a normal situation to come. Our pre corona existence was not normal other than we normalized Greed, Inequity, Exhaustion, Depletion, Extraction, Confusion hoarding Hatred, and Lacking.



We need to revive. Let's make a promise that we will make it look more positive and colorful like seven colors of the rainbow, like seven musical notes, like seven rasas and feelings of life which are naturally inherited within us. Let's rejuvenate and revive our mother earth with love and care how a mother does for her child which includes pure love with smile and care.


We need to change ourselves from within. However, no matter anyone guides us, gives medication, or does counseling for us, things aren't possible unless we decide to change from within. I have not seen any disabled child deciding to give up on their life. These kids have learned to fight from their birth. They are only taught to put colors in life and to grow for good. Why don't we learn from them??? 
Why can't we be a better human being? They never tried to change people who are around them rather they only changed themselves and behaved in such a manner that they can adjust among us.


Time has come. Let's make a change in ownself. While we are sanitizing and wiping every day let's wipe hatred out of our hearts for others. How we want to remove the virus from our surroundings let's remove virus of negativity from us.


Let's make our life more meaningful and colorful where only laugh, happiness and moments are there to cherish. If you live every moment and love beyond words of purity than the world will be totally different for us.


Let's move for a better tomorrow with seven best tips for a happy life. We are lucky we have gods blessings, parents blessings with us. We are educated to be responsible and kind. We have a community and country and people to help us, what we need most is our self-confidence to be a better person which is not difficult to change, if we try our best!


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