DANCING IN THE RAIN

"You can't stop the waves but you can learn to surf" Jon Kabat- Zinn

Take your time to learn, to be yourself, to experiment and to grow into the person you are meant to be. I know, it is easy to say than to do it when their are expectations, societal pressure and emotional pressure from your near and dear ones but the only thing that helps you sail through all of that is wisdom & being true to yourself. Learn to dance in the rain and the storm shall pass.


Be true to your feelings, be honest with your thoughts. Be open minded to see others concerns and perspectives. You might not like everything that comes your way and you might react in many varied ways. Some ways I deal with tough situations are:

1. Ignore sometimes
2. Fight back occasionally
3. Accept rarely
4. Leave it on time to sort out by itself

 Like many of life's puzzles, their is no one correct answer. Mostly its a mixed and unique response to every situation. Usually things normalise with time. So if you are facing a storm in your life right now. HOLD ON. SMILE AND LIVE WITH YOUR TRUTH.

Copyright @ Kannu Priya

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