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Saturday, March 10, 2012

My Richness

Alone at my flat room, I was playing song 'Chanda hai tu, mera suraj hai tu' when I suddenly realized the biggest richness I have. It wasn't money or even knowledge or health or friends that most people consider so precious in their life. It was something like the Deewar film reply, Mere paas Maa hai. A small idea just grew into a biggest conclusion of my life suddenly in a second. It was like Nuclear Fission. It happened in a flick of second and grew into something I will value for my life. The richness that I have is simple: Mother.

Let me ask you one question. Imagine your mother. You will imagine a female lady depending on your experience with her that will give you various feelings. But, ask me and I will give you a list of never ending personalities each one conflicting yet true. The reason is simple. I have multiple mothers that you may not have. In my life of 24 years, I never realized it. Today I realized it. It wasn't even like Buddha's meditating posture yet the same feeling what Buddha must have obtained during his nirvana. My life had been shaped and influenced by each of these great personalities. Maybe that is why people find difficult to deal with me because my own personality is conflicting which corresponds to that of my mothers.

My biological mother is ofcourse the first and yet the most special one. The sweetness of my relation with her has grown over time. She has been very protective of me as I have been very weak from my start. She represents everything that parallels with the properties of GOD. When I imagine about her I can only feel courage and confidence that I never felt even with my best of friends.

I also have my step-mother with whom I don't have good relation. My family never had good relations with her and thus that relation was inherited to me too. To me, she represents the dark lord. When I imagine her I get cold with fear that I never felt even with worst of my foes.

I never felt grandfather as both my paternal and maternal grandfathers were dead by time I gained natural consciousness. But, I was gifted by grandmothers on both side. Both have been very influential on me. I lost my paternal grandmother during my undergraduate studies. When I think of her, I see myself in mirror. If you know me, I don't need to describe her. My father strongly bears her characteristics and thus I inherited her characteristics through him. My maternal grandmother represents social figure to me. When I imagine her, I can only see smile. The eternal smile that Buddha emitted after defeating evil Mara.

I was born and grew in India, the mother of billions including me. When I think of her, I feel girl talking Marathi in a speedy yet smart accent. I also feel the warmth of water when you hold for drinking which equals to warmth of my biological mother when I hold her tightly when I am scared.

My motherland is Nepal. When I think of her, I feel eternal peace in a lonely planet far away from the regular crowd. Among peace, I feel strong disturbance that suddenly disrupts my stable mind. I have been seeing goodness and badness separate till now. When thinking of Nepal, I feel both entities converging into one. I can feel the darkness of loadshedding and in it see brightness of hope. It somehow represents me. All conflicting things merged into one. Nepal is land formed out Indian Plate colliding with Asia that gave rise to mighty Himalayas. Maybe we share same origins. We both look at each other and smile, internally.

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