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Ageing – A Doorway to Maturity

 

Ageing – A Doorway to Maturity

As you age, you don't need a dye to colour your hair; you need a positive attitude to embrace your grey hair.

As you age, you don't require any facial treatments to appear youthful; you need the mindset to enjoy your sagging skin.

As you age, you don't need a wig to cover your bald head; you need the wisdom of growing older.

As you age, you don't need tablets to appear young; what you need are words that reflect your youthful spirit.

As you age, you don't need treatments to reverse the signs of ageing; you need the mindset to welcome ageing as a sign of maturity.

As you age, there's no need to prove your youth; remember, you are already young at heart. 

Let your body age, but keep your mind young. 

Life isn't complete without ageing, and ageing isn't complete without maturity.

Allow ageing to work on your body, and let your positivity shape your mind.

M.L.Narendra Kumar

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