When in deep in thought asking the unanswered question "who am I", there is a fleeting glimpse of nothingness. It is so fleeting that it becomes impossible to concentrate and prolong that any further.
Oh..yes! We get into this corner again and again and rebound! But it feels nice to get reinforced "n" number of times that "nothingness" is our origin as well as destination!
Even all the religions are united, on this score, at least!
And most of our life is spent in running after "something" which turns out to be "nothing" down the line at some point/sense or the other! :))) That way we keep perennially in touch with our "Amma Veedu!"
Hi Thanks for your comment on my blog...regarding Adopted children and stories, I simply would say that acknowledging their past and being open to creating new stories with your child and incorporating the child into stories of your life from the day they joined would be a start...but I have not the experience to comment, there are many articles on the web regarding Adoption stories...but please do read comments left on the post by my friend who has adopted twin girls http://ssstoryteller.blogspot.com/2011/12/it-starts-with-me.html#comment-form
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Oh..yes! We get into this corner again and again and rebound! But it feels nice to get reinforced "n" number of times that "nothingness" is our origin as well as destination!
Even all the religions are united, on this score, at least!
And most of our life is spent in running after "something" which turns out to be "nothing" down the line at some point/sense or the other! :))) That way we keep perennially in touch with our "Amma Veedu!"
Hi
Thanks for your comment on my blog...regarding Adopted children and stories, I simply would say that acknowledging their past and being open to creating new stories with your child and incorporating the child into stories of your life from the day they joined would be a start...but I have not the experience to comment, there are many articles on the web regarding Adoption stories...but please do read comments left on the post by my friend who has adopted twin girls
http://ssstoryteller.blogspot.com/2011/12/it-starts-with-me.html#comment-form
Thank you for raising such a worthy point
ssstoryteller - I read your friend's comment. Thanks, my question was more for kids who are not even aware that they are adopted.
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