Lets fight for the undeclared tomorrow !

Solace is what everyone wants in life. But what happens when people around you say that there is no solace until you die? I believe its all in our mind. There's always a hope of proverbial light at the end of the tunnel.
If you are in pain, it doesn’t mean that life has stopped. Tomorrow may spring a pleasant surprise for you. Happiness and sadness are part of life. We should learn to enjoy the moment.
Worrying about the known source of terror, or the unknown terror from natural calamities will not help. There are many things in this world that disturb our peace.
On one side there are Pak militants entering Jammu, killing innocent people, taking an entire family hostage. There are unknown threats to our life and our peace.
We still can’t forget the seven blasts that took place in a Mumbai train, which left a trail of blood and destruction.
And now the undeclared terror in Bihar. The Kosi River has destroyed thousand lives, left many people homeless. Bihar remained hostage to a river’s fury.
The sight of people carrying sacks on their heads, carrying the few possessions they could save from the swirling river was disturbing.
It was heart rending to see people in need but no body to give them a helping hand, and they lost their lives in this unwanted swirling waves of river.
Is there any protection from this undeclared terror in different forms?
Why do we fight among ourselves, why do we fight for one or other issue everyday? Why don't we unite and fight the terror that is taking away the lives of people in our country, on this earth?
Lets unite and pray to get solace not after we die but while we are still alive. Let us learn the value of peace.
I am reminded of a saying that I read somewhere-
“The world needs dreamers and world needs doers, but above all,
The world needs dreamers who do.”

Comments

Gaurav Mehta said…
Oh again its a nice one...!you create a nice background first and then there is no stopping...keep going gal...!
August 29, 2008 at 11:29 PM
Anonymous said…
nice work dear.. carry on
September 1, 2008 at 5:03 AM
Anonymous said…
Thank God ! God have saved you ! We all are very lucky who love you ! You are also part of oue life as your parents (Vijay & Rita). Jaibind
September 30, 2008 at 11:49 PM
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