Life is a great teacher

Life is a great teacher. It is a beautiful tapestry of new experiences and new lessons. Each day is like a new page in the book of our life.It has both a classical touch and a modernised version of varied emotions and circumstances.Along the way, we expose ourselves to new patterns of thinking and habits.

Its a journey full of surprises and situations that are sometimes very upsetting and depressing and at other times, they are unbelievably pleasant.

Today, I will discuss my childhood phase. The golden period!! It's memories , recollections, and reflections!!

My house was a full house . A big family by the grace of Almighty. I have five sisters.

I was the artist, poet, drama writer, and doctor of my family. 🤍

Those were the best times. No body judges you or criticises you. You are your own master . You love yourself and believe in yourself. There is no self-doubt. You are only surrounded by your loved ones.

In childhood, we be ourselves. Our original, natural, and authentic version!!

The life lessons are hidden in this description of my childhood. Yes, you guys are right. The true message our childhood delivers is no matter how much you are degraded, how much you get abused when you grow up , you have to keep believing in yourself!!.

You are a grown-up tree, but your roots are still the same . You still need the same water, the same sun shine you used to receive when you were young !!

This means that your emotional needs are still valid as your physical needs!!

So keep loving yourself and don't kill your inner child. You don't want to detach yourself from your roots. Never let your inner fire, your desire to grow, and learn to die. keep your curiosity alive.!!

I agree you are no longer innocent as you are experienced now, but don't allow those experiences ( if they are bitter) to damage your inner beauty, your originality, and your pure soul !!!
Thanks a lot for taking some time from your precious day to read my post . Next time, I will be with you guys with new insights and perspectives on my youth, along with lessons I learned during those times.