I was in breathing range of life and death within a short span of 24 hours. Overwhelmed by the power and mystique of both. Of how incomplete one is without the other…..
One evening I was part of a near fatal accident, and miraculously came out of it without a scratch. I lived to watch the birth of my friend’s child the very next evening, at almost the same hour.
Both the experiences were stunning and eye-opening. The exact opposites, yet each as powerful as the other, complementing the other.
One evening I was part of a near fatal accident, and miraculously came out of it without a scratch. I lived to watch the birth of my friend’s child the very next evening, at almost the same hour.
Both the experiences were stunning and eye-opening. The exact opposites, yet each as powerful as the other, complementing the other.
Life is rendered so evanescent by destiny. We are helpless at the hands of fate, never know when it’s our time to go. Each moment we get to breathe makes all of life’s hassles worth it.
And the first time a new life opens eyes and takes its first breath, is nothing short of a miracle.
A beginning today is an end tomorrow. Today’s end is a new commencement tomorrow. And so completes a full circle.
Awsome has on aww so this is an ossum experience :D
ReplyDeleteUntitled strikes again....
It is not a quirk of fate that you survived the accident - it means that you are yet achieve the destiny that you are entitled to and nothing can stop you until you reach that pinnacle. So move on...
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