On an unusual rainy day, the narrator was sent by their mother to the vegetable market to buy some fruits and vegetables. While shopping, they observed a vegetable vendor without any shelter, and overheard his wife expressing concern for those without protection from the rain. This moment reminded the narrator of a letter they had read in sixth grade, which contained wise advice from God about facing life's challenges and appreciating what one has. The letter encouraged readers to write down their problems and trust God to solve them in His own time, to reflect on the struggles of others in difficult situations, and to maintain a positive perspective during hardships. It emphasized gratitude and empathy, suggesting that one should think of those less fortunate when feeling discontent or facing difficulties. The narrator felt inspired to share this meaningful message with others, recognizing the importance of compassion and perspective in life.

by Gautam Navapara in English Philosophy

Writen by Gautam Navapara

Category Philosophy