Mended relationship!
Mended relationship!
Sometime the life doesn’t ask for bigger things to get
one another, but simple and easy sentence can bring the beautiful life back.
Same like that happened in front of me.
Yesterday I was at a hospital because my sister’s son
was admitted. Hence I went there in the evening to see him. As I reached and
saw a crowd there, most of the people were looked tense and worried. Then I
went to a special room after inquiring at the reception. I had a word with him
and the sister. I wished him to get well soon. After sometime I left the room
and came out. At the reception people gathered and were inquiring about the
doctors as well as rooms. Suddenly I heard a young man shouting and scolding
loudly to the old man and woman. Perhaps they were his parents. He caught everybody’s attention. On other side
they also kept blaming him. Between them there was heat argument. There was
serious issue and only they knew, not outsiders. Even the staffs of the
hospital drove them outside. One of their family members was admitted and was
serious. That was reason of their argument.
Silently I observed over their argument. The young man
exclaimed, “You never loved me, and today you expect it from me. Okay I made
mistake by accident. But will you forgive me? You all always throw blame upon
me.”
His father reverted at him, “oh! You most of time
humiliated us. And you insulted in front of others. Never cared of us”
He rushed towards his parents and asked them what and
when he had insulted. He demanded what went wrong in the life and let him be
informed about it. That scene was looked like the family argument at the slum
area where the people never kept care about other’s feeling and respect.
At same time others looked at them. Some of them
commented upon them by saying an uneducated family. Others just expressed that
it was a waste of time and life. Few showed expression of disgust. Still I
stood and thought of a while. They grumbled, disrespected, had ill feeling, and
showed egoism to one other. Son expected that his parents would withdraw the
argument. But his parents too had same feeling what the son had. Nobody was
ready to come in between them and the son felt that he was humiliated by the
parents. So why he should say sorry and same views his parents had. That’s why
their argument was not seemed to end.
Then someone, who was a relative, turned up. Within a
moment he got the sense of the incident and took the young man outside. Perhaps
he intentionally took him and likely to convince him. As they walked out, so I
followed too. That man, being a man of understanding, was explaining and
convincing him. Surprisingly the young man lent an ear to that man as if he was
his spiritual guru. Out of curiosity I went closer to them and listened in a
rapt attention. That relative tried to mend their sore relation. He said to the
young man, “don’t hold back those feeling about your parents, but give them up
please.” He was easily convinced and he went to his parents with looking
relieved. Might be he was about to say sorry to the parents. That man succeeded
in bringing their relation back and went after him.
But I liked his two statements which were simple and
straightforward.
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Don’t
hold back those feeling.
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Give
those feeling up.
It is
immensely important to human being that they don’t need to hold back the
disturbed feeling. Otherwise it will spoil their entire lives and leave them in
isolation. I think that it can be workable for all. At least everybody can be
happy if the relation with the family is good.
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What
about your feeling towards others and the parents?
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Did you come across such incident?
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What’s
your view on the relation with your parents? loving or something?
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