Misinterpretations!!!

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After a long life, when we are settled for once and all, we may have a moment to look back. When at such moment if you feel content and could bring a smile on your face, then I would say you are blessed. 

We all love to relive the happiest moments in our life. But do we ever think ,whether those delighted moments of ours also brought cheers to our companion? No, we dont think like that. Human behaviour is as such. We tend to believe what is happy for us is also happy for others. There lies the greatest misinterpretation of life. The moments we wish to relive maybe the moments others wish to unlive.   

Life is like a coin, it always has two sides. Your happiness may be sadness for others and their happiness your sadness. Always love the things you do and do the things you love. Do not hesitate to say sorry, as it may heal the other. Do not hang back to forgive, as it may heal yourself. Life is way too short to keep brewing your sorrows.

Live the moment as it never will reoccur. Live and spread love.

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  1. poorni_libra31 May 2021 at 04:28

    True but sometimes thinking too much about the past is the biggest problem.Sometimes we hust need to let go.how much ever we go back and clarify misinterpretations would stay

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    1. LINO LAWRENCE12 June 2021 at 03:04

      Yup.. Misinterpretation mostly stays. Because people tend to believe what they like rather than understanding the other side. Most of the issues are due to this.

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