Everything happens: Happens for the best

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The most important thing in life is to understand the fact that everything happens for a reason. Maybe at this point, you maybe going through some sort of dillema in your life, constantly questioning yourself on what’s happening and why so, but what if I promise you, I literally promise you, that everything gets better and you have to accept the fact that you are going through a system called “Life” which is never supposed to be straight and all pleasant. It’s bumpy, it’s curvy, it has potholes, barriers, signals to stop you and direct you to move.

You just have to be patient enough to understand it and trust the God’s timing. Even if you don’t believe in God, I say, trust yourself, have faith in yourself and no matter how hard it feels, drag yourself out of that bed and write yourself a letter on how you have been a fantastic person though out the life, you know your struggles much better than anyone does. Pen it down for yourself.

Write whatever you have gone through , whatever you have achieved, the best compliments you have recieved in your entire life, even the tiniest of them and then read that letter to yourself and understand how amazing you are.

The time right now, is not how it will stay forever. Some day, the sun will shine bright and you will feel the same energy and you’ll understand, how things happened for the best, you’ll make out the cause & effect theory behind that happening and how it has changed your life for good. Just be patient, have faith in yourself, trust your god’s timing, be respectful to others, stay positive and kind.

-©Muneeta Aneja

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A bestselling selling author with her book "Chhattisgarh,- The Land of Hidden Mysteries Ranked No.1 in Archaeology, Ms. Muneeta Aneja is a leading Communications Specialist and a Journalist. She is a Gold Medalist from the Kushabhau Thakre Patrakarita Avam Jansanchar Vishawavidyalaya. She has written numerous articles for The Times Group ranging from in-depth features, interviews, and articles, and has worked with the Samvaad, Directorate of Public Relations in Chhattisgarh, in the past. She has worked for national and international websites, and various renowned brands, aiding them with their Public Relations strategy, and has hosted a website that catered to the interests of a wide audience addressing topics like Mental health awareness, Geo-Political tensions, Indian Tourism, Heritage Sites, Fashion and lifestyle features, and inspiring articles. Her research work, excellent content management, and crisis management skills have been addressed as her core strengths. Her major aim is to promote Development Journalism in India, and therefore with this book, she yearns to increase the rural economy by emphasizing on the underrated tourism hotspots of the state. Her words address the concerns of the voiceless, marginalized, or an average Indian watching everything in Hindsight.

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  2. This reminds me of a concept where we mail our future self. Using the timestamp we write a mail to ourself and schedule it to automatically send it to our mail id 10 or 20 years later. Quite an amazing take I must say. Keep it up.

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  6. Great post!!! FYI – Copyright symbol needs the year of publication to follow it, between symbol and name to be legal and prevent your work from falling into the public domain where anyone can use it however they feel like without royalties or attribution.
    xoxo

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