House Vs Home

 House Vs Home

When you enter a place where you eat your meals and sleep, that place is your house. However, when you enter a place where you cherish conversations with your family members and peacefully rest at night, that place is a home. Continue talking, connecting, and understanding.

When you enter a place where you and other family members are busy with your gadgets, that place is a house. In contrast, when you all come together to share light-hearted conversations about the family's well-being, that place is a home. Don't let gadgets ruin your family time.

When you enter a place burdened by worries from work and feel like being alone, that place is a house. Conversely, when you enter a space without the baggage of work, ready to spend quality time with loved ones, that place is a home. Once you leave work, there should be no space for it in your mind.

When you enter a place where everyone is focused on building their own future, that place is a house. However, when you enter a space where everyone is invested in building each other’s future, that place is a home. As a family, it’s time to grow together.

When you enter a place filled with fear about the future, that place is a house. In contrast, when you enter a space filled with courage, supported by the love and care of your family members, that place is a home. Be open to discussing your fears.

When you enter a place where everyone relies on delivery apps, that place is a house. In contrast, when you enter a place where family members are willing to walk a few kilometres to shop, prepare vegetables, and cook together, that place is a home. Divide the tasks to save on delivery charges.

When you enter a place where each member feels that their problems are greater than others', that place is a house. Conversely, when you enter a space where family members are willing to help solve each other’s problems, that place is a home. Remember, a shared problem is a problem halved.

When you enter a place where everyone is messaging from their respective rooms, that place is a house. However, when everyone comes together to plan for the evening, that place is a home. Communicate face-to-face, not through gadgets, with your family members.

When you enter a place where everyone is blaming one another, that place is a house. In contrast, when everyone is willing to take responsibility, that place is a home. Stop blaming and start living.

A house can become a home through the way we approach our lives.

M.L. Narendra Kumar