Wake up, Life is calling

Life is not a pre-planned story. Like in film or drama, you can’t decide or plan the next scene. Even if you planned everything, there is no guarantee you will make it work. Every character in our life is not pre-decided. They come uninvited and leave unexpectedly. They make us feel safe but sometimes strange. Either they care about you or not. And it is unpredictable that who will remain by your side. They may be there when you need them or maybe not. The too much expectation of yours can leave you shattered.

Sometimes the actions we do are the things which you didn’t intend to do, but end up doing so. The impact can be good or bad. But only know if we do it. Some of these can change our lives. The impact they make is unimaginable. If it results in tragedy, even if it is in the past, the incident will haunt you like a cursed soul. It could damage your whole life, but only if you let it do so.

You are the one who has the ownership of your life. You can decide what should happen in your life, and what shouldn’t. You can decide who is welcome in your life, and who isn’t. You can decide who can influence you, and who cannot. You can decide whom you should listen to, and whom you shouldn’t. Thus you are the maker of your own life, only you...

You can control your life, only your life, not other’s. You can’t control what they do, what they say... You are responsible for none.

Life is difficult. It is very much complex. But when you realize what you really are, who you really are, life will become simple. You will be free of the complex world and become as light as you ever been. That's when you wake up... And for that, all you need is to realize that your life is calling you!!

Just like “Life is what you make it”, Preeti Shenoy’s way of describing the story is amazing. When Ankita, the protagonist faces different situations, the reader gets the real feeling of that exact situations... The story takes us through the turmoils of emotions until the peek. The difficulties of fighting with the past and overcoming it are like real experiences through her words. Like always, Preeti Shenoy hasn’t disappointed her readers.