What can I say about my mother? 
The one who carried and bore me, 
Who feed, bathed, and clothed me,
Who feed, bathed, and clothed me,
To provide my every need, 
She, in every way,
Was beyond common human greed.
She, in every way,
Was beyond common human greed.
BELIEVERS
 my family of origin  weren't. We were just a normal North Indian family
 growing up in  the village. My mother exemplifies  sacrifice for this 
reason, among others. Without much support,
 she did  the very best she could with what she had, which wasn't much. 
She gave  more than anyone without unconditional love ever could.
It
 is in  lonely reflection that I watch tears come  to roll down the 
cheeks quite majestically. These tears prove the point  of God - that 
love transcends superficial happiness. Love, real love, is  often borne 
upon a moment of serene, nostalgic sadness for memories  that cannot 
ever be re-lived in the flesh. Memories of childhood can be  palpable. 
How cruel is life that we cannot even for a few moments return  to that 
child state to enjoy our mother's embrace or play with our  fun-loving 
fat
hers?
This
 sadness, like all sadness, is special,  unique in its presentation, and
 to be haled as imperative in the realm  of the eternal.
As
 I fast forward three decades I note that the  history pages record a 
God-appointed opportunity for a 32-year-old to  get to know his mother 
and father in an unprecedented way - through my  marriage breakdown - 
and for these parents to grow through their pain  for their son's pain. 
During a six month period there were many  opportunities harnessed for 
the deeper truths to be communicated, and  therefore love grew.
When my world was turned upside 
down,
 my  mother was there to pick me up, and to dignify me in my recovery - 
for  no grown son needs a nursemaid. She did not fight my battles for 
me, but  she gently validated how I felt. She didn't do my work, but she
 would  help in little and significant ways. She listened as I would 
over and  over and over again rehash my hurts in my grief - the same 
tired  stories. She and Dad were a unified force for God in the project 
called  Love for the genuine and slowly blossoming prosperity of my life
 that  was becoming.
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What does my Mother mean to me? Everything, and, at the same time, love for one's mother is incomprehensible and indescribable.
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Mothers
  sacrifice their needs in early life, they serve in the middle years,  
and then they dignify their offspring in later years. Love is expressed 
 in various ways, but it is always consistent in that it gives.
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I am 100% sure that you also love yours mother so heartily, so let's do something special for her on this mother's day ( Try here to choose something unique ). 
Very Happy Mother's day to you all.

 
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