My Life Journey: Shaped by a Mother's Vision
My Life
Journey: Shaped by a Mother's Vision
Good
afternoon, friends. Today, I want to talk about the larger relationship between
children and their parents.
Parents play a crucial role in shaping our lives. They equip us with the skills to become independent and function effectively in society. They dedicate their lives to nurturing us and strive to give us a good life. This larger bond extends beyond simply providing for our needs. It's about love, guidance, and
support that shapes who we become.
However, it's easy to forget their sacrifices. Some children view parental care as an obligation, not a gift. This can be especially true in so-called high society, where material possessions may overshadow the importance of these deeper connections.
I was born
and raised in a village, completing my education there until the 5th grade.
However, my mother, with remarkable foresight, decided to send me to a boarding
school for my 6th standard onwards. This was a difficult decision for them, not
only emotionally but also financially. They made a significant sacrifice to enroll
me at Jain Gurukul in Chandwad.
After completing 12th grade, my father suggested I discontinue my education and help with the farm. However, my mother tirelessly championed for me to continue learning. Even though our financial situation wasn't ideal, she borrowed money to ensure I could finish my Pharmacy studies, which I completed in 2003. By the time my sister got married and my brother started his business, I finally understood. This education, made possible by my mother's unwavering support, has shaped my life in profound ways. All the credit goes to her.
Now, it's my turn to fulfil my parents' needs.
Their sacrifices for my education wouldn't be justified if I didn't try to
repay them in some way. While I can never fully repay their love and support, I'm determined to do everything I can to show my gratitude and take care of them.
Let's all
remember to cherish and care for our parents while they are still with us. We
may experience deep regret later if we wait until they're gone.
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