Do not be busy at the cost of Relationship- Part-2

Do not be busy at the cost of Relationship- Part-2

The Monk said people state they do not have time. I do understand in this fast-paced working environment, we feel we do not have time, but let us remember, we should set aside time for relationship.

As air is for our breathing, as water is for our throat, food is for our stomach, positive thoughts is for our mind so is relationship for our heart.

When your heart was hurt, some of you would have experienced days when you would have not had the inclination to eat or live a normal life.

You also would have experienced the joy of living when you met your old friends in your school or college reunion and would have hit the restaurant for a sumptuous meal.

Remember, Heart longs for relationship and needs to be regularly fed with love, care, and empathy.

Our throat, stomach and lungs will signal us when we deprive it, our mind will stop us from being active when don't pump in positive thoughts, but heart is so fragile that it will stay hurt and stop functioning forever.

Wholistic living encompasses of giving equal time to all the core parts of the body and let us not forget that our heart can either be a palace or a haunted house, it depends upon how many people live and stay with us.

Now, call a friend who should be the part of your Kingdom.

Monked by M.L. Narendra Kumar

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