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White SOMETHING I LOOK AT-123 BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY LIFE MOVES ON Most difficult to withstand and endure, nothing is as traumatic as widowhood for sure. Marriage is not another relationship like the other, widowhood is not just like another situation, one comes across and suffer. It shatters the basis of life, puts an end to one's dreams, fancies, likes and dislikes. Age-old habits, dogmas and superstitions only add to one's misery, vulnerability, agony and strife. If your concern is genuine, don't give her advice, don't impose your will, just be with her and let her feel someone is there to take care and look after. Convince her, things happen contrary to will but life goes on. One who is no more is dead and gone, but who is alive has a life of her own to be lived with dignity and love. Tell her still there is life in her life and the will and capacity to walk along the thorny path of it. Exhort her to assert or else the world around will make a hell of her. Let her realise she has every right to live her life as she wishes and none has the audacity to dictate terms and define her life, sorrows, happiness, identity and priority. Give her a copy of the Bhagavad Gita wherein she will find the elixir of life, a solution to her contradictions and predicaments, the way to live life. She will realise, The soul inside is beyond death and life, no weapon, no fire, no air, nothing can put an end to it and her husband is very much with her even though physically he is no more. As the soul is one, if she goes for another man, he will be her husband in another guise as the same cosmic consciousness pervades one and each. Smruti Ranjan Mohanty ©Smruti Ranjan Mohanty #Sad_shayri SOMETHING I LOOK AT-123 BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY LIFE MOVES ON Most difficult to withstand and endure, nothing is as traumati

White SOMETHING I LOOK AT-123 BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY LIFE MOVES ON Most difficult to withstand and endure, nothing is as traumatic as widowhood for sure. Marriage is not another relationship like the other, widowhood is not just like another situation, one comes across and suffer. It shatters the basis of life, puts an end to one's dreams, fancies, likes and dislikes. Age-old habits, dogmas and superstitions only add to one's misery, vulnerability, agony and strife. If your concern is genuine, don't give her advice, don't impose your will, just be with her and let her feel someone is there to take care and look after. Convince her, things happen contrary to will but life goes on. One who is no more is dead and gone, but who is alive has a life of her own to be lived with dignity and love. Tell her still there is life in her life and the will and capacity to walk along the thorny path of it. Exhort her to assert or else the world around will make a hell of her. Let her realise she has every right to live her life as she wishes and none has the audacity to dictate terms and define her life, sorrows, happiness, identity and priority. Give her a copy of the Bhagavad Gita wherein she will find the elixir of life, a solution to her contradictions and predicaments, the way to live life. She will realise, The soul inside is beyond death and life, no weapon, no fire, no air, nothing can put an end to it and her husband is very much with her even though physically he is no more. As the soul is one, if she goes for another man, he will be her husband in another guise as the same cosmic consciousness pervades one and each. Smruti Ranjan Mohanty ©Smruti Ranjan Mohanty #Sad_shayri SOMETHING I LOOK AT-123 BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY LIFE MOVES ON Most difficult to withstand and endure, nothing is as traumati