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Life के Crossroads

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Sometimes in life, we are back to that same phase, from where we had started the journey. Back to that familiar crossroads, stranded and just wondering which way to go, which direction to choose... this time. Does this ever happen to you?

 Every time we reach a new milestone in life, we believe that this is it, ‘लाइफ तो सेट है अब’, ‘सेटल हो गए'.

 अब तो इसी डायरेक्शन में आगे बढ़ते जाना है. अब जो भी सपने Bucketlist में हैं, सब पूरी कर लेंगे….

 

But then suddenly कुछ ऐसा हो जाता हैं, जिससे हमें लगता है, हम फिर life के उसी चौराहे पर आके खड़े हो गए है, जहाँ से इस रास्तें की शुरुवात की ही

 

‘अब कय करें’, या ‘किस तरफ जाये’ इन् सवालों से पहले एक ही सवाल मन् में आता हैं ‘क्यों, आखिर क्यों’… why the hell?

Why did it happen? Why do we come back to the same spot in life again, over and over again?

Did we take the wrong route?

Or did we not learn the things we were supposed to all along?

Or is it destiny's way of giving us another chance to realize the correct path and restart again?

What do you think? What would you do if stranded or lost in life? Take the same direction, because it is tried and tested, or pick another?  Do reply in comments, it might help me, you never know 😊😊  


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