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Importance of Father..
No one can take a father's place....
1. Learn to "endure" your father's anger! Only then will you become "worthy"!
2. Instead of listening to outsiders, "calmly" listen to what your father says!
3. Do not "raise your voice" in front of your father! Speak with "humility"!
4. "Respect" your father! This will teach your children to "respect" you! Otherwise, they won't.
5. "Honor" your father! This will bring you "well-being"!
6. Listen to your father's "words"! You will surely be "happy"!
7. Lower your "gaze" when speaking to your father!
8. A father is like a "book" in which "experience" is written.
9. Do not let your father's "tears" fall in front of you!
10. A father is a "personality" in your life that cannot be "measured" by any means! No one can take a mother's "place," but a "father" is always a "father."
11. The "heaven" is under the mother's feet, but the "father" is the "door" to that heaven. Think! If this "door" does not open, how will you enter "heaven"?
12. A "father," whether educated or uneducated, always "cares" for the "well-being" of his children's lives. A father cannot "relax" until you are "settled."
13. Whether strict or indulgent, a father "never" falls short in "loving" his children.
14. When an angry father "calms down," his heart longs to see his child. This cannot be "understood" until you become a father.
15. Remember! The sun is a "ball of fire," a "blazing flame." But when it sets, there is "darkness" everywhere. That is why they say, a "father" is always a father. Just like a mother, no one can take the "place of a father." To keep his children "happy," he hides his "tears" and appears "cheerful," but his heart weeps.
16. Whoever "hurts" a father's "heart" will "never" smile in life. And whoever "respects" his father throughout his life will "never" blame life and "cry."
17. Give your father "respect and honor"! You will never "lack" anything in life! Remember this!
A father... you do not understand until you become one... but by then, it's too late... and that father is on the path of no return! Therefore... consider, understand, and respect your father.
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The Story
Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a young man named Aarav. Aarav was known for his intelligence and hard work, but he often found himself at odds with his father, Raghu, a stern and traditional man. Despite their differences, Raghu loved Aarav deeply, but his way of expressing it was through strict discipline and high expectations.
Aarav often felt misunderstood and burdened by his father's harsh words. He couldn't see the love hidden behind Raghu's stern exterior. One day, after a particularly heated argument, Aarav decided he had had enough. He packed his belongings and left home, determined to make his own way in the world.
Years passed, and Aarav achieved great success in the city. He became wealthy and respected, but something was always missing. He couldn't shake off the feeling of emptiness that lingered in his heart. One day, as he looked into a mirror, he saw a reflection not just of himself, but of his father. The realization hit him hard—his father's teachings, though harsh, had guided him to where he was today.
Aarav remembered the lessons his father had tried to impart:
1. He learned to endure hardships and criticisms, just as his father had taught him to endure his anger.
2. He recalled his father's words of wisdom and realized that they were more valuable than the advice of strangers.
3. He understood the importance of humility, a lesson his father had tried to teach by insisting he never raise his voice.
4. He recognized that the respect he earned from others stemmed from the respect he had been taught to give.
5. He saw that honoring his father’s teachings had indeed brought him success and well-being.
Driven by these realizations, Aarav decided to return to his village. When he arrived, he found his father much older and frailer, but still the same stern man. With tears in his eyes, Aarav knelt before him, his gaze lowered in respect.
"I'm sorry, Baba," Aarav said softly. "I understand now."
Raghu’s eyes softened, and for the first time in years, Aarav saw his father’s tears. They sat together, and Raghu shared stories of his own struggles and fears, revealing a side of himself that Aarav had never seen before.
As they spoke, Aarav realized that his father was a book filled with experiences and wisdom. The dusty glass of misunderstandings was cleared, and he saw his father for who he truly was—a man who had sacrificed everything for his family, whose stern demeanor was a façade to protect and prepare his children for the harsh realities of life.
Aarav promised himself that he would never let his father's tears fall again. He understood that his father was a complex individual who, despite his flaws, loved his children deeply. He also realized that a father's love is immeasurable and unique, just like a mother's.
As Aarav settled back into village life, he noticed how his own children began to respect him more, mirroring the respect he now showed his father. He understood that his father was the door to the heaven he sought—a guide, a protector, and a source of endless love.
In the end, Aarav found peace and fulfillment not in his achievements, but in the restored relationship with his father. He had come full circle, understanding that a father’s place in life is irreplaceable and invaluable. And as he sat by his father's side, he felt a deep sense of gratitude and reverence for the man who had shaped his life in ways he had never understood before.
The story of Aarav and Raghu became a testament to the village, a reminder that no matter the differences or misunderstandings, a father’s love and guidance are eternal and irreplaceable.
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1. Learn to "endure" your father's anger! Only then will you become "worthy"!
2. Instead of listening to outsiders, "calmly" listen to what your father says!
3. Do not "raise your voice" in front of your father! Speak with "humility"!
4. "Respect" your father! This will teach your children to "respect" you! Otherwise, they won't.
5. "Honor" your father! This will bring you "well-being"!
6. Listen to your father's "words"! You will surely be "happy"!
7. Lower your "gaze" when speaking to your father!
8. A father is like a "book" in which "experience" is written.
9. Do not let your father's "tears" fall in front of you!
10. A father is a "personality" in your life that cannot be "measured" by any means! No one can take a mother's "place," but a "father" is always a "father."
11. The "heaven" is under the mother's feet, but the "father" is the "door" to that heaven. Think! If this "door" does not open, how will you enter "heaven"?
12. A "father," whether educated or uneducated, always "cares" for the "well-being" of his children's lives. A father cannot "relax" until you are "settled."
13. Whether strict or indulgent, a father "never" falls short in "loving" his children.
14. When an angry father "calms down," his heart longs to see his child. This cannot be "understood" until you become a father.
15. Remember! The sun is a "ball of fire," a "blazing flame." But when it sets, there is "darkness" everywhere. That is why they say, a "father" is always a father. Just like a mother, no one can take the "place of a father." To keep his children "happy," he hides his "tears" and appears "cheerful," but his heart weeps.
16. Whoever "hurts" a father's "heart" will "never" smile in life. And whoever "respects" his father throughout his life will "never" blame life and "cry."
17. Give your father "respect and honor"! You will never "lack" anything in life! Remember this!
A father... you do not understand until you become one... but by then, it's too late... and that father is on the path of no return! Therefore... consider, understand, and respect your father.
__________________________________
The Story
Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a young man named Aarav. Aarav was known for his intelligence and hard work, but he often found himself at odds with his father, Raghu, a stern and traditional man. Despite their differences, Raghu loved Aarav deeply, but his way of expressing it was through strict discipline and high expectations.
Aarav often felt misunderstood and burdened by his father's harsh words. He couldn't see the love hidden behind Raghu's stern exterior. One day, after a particularly heated argument, Aarav decided he had had enough. He packed his belongings and left home, determined to make his own way in the world.
Years passed, and Aarav achieved great success in the city. He became wealthy and respected, but something was always missing. He couldn't shake off the feeling of emptiness that lingered in his heart. One day, as he looked into a mirror, he saw a reflection not just of himself, but of his father. The realization hit him hard—his father's teachings, though harsh, had guided him to where he was today.
Aarav remembered the lessons his father had tried to impart:
1. He learned to endure hardships and criticisms, just as his father had taught him to endure his anger.
2. He recalled his father's words of wisdom and realized that they were more valuable than the advice of strangers.
3. He understood the importance of humility, a lesson his father had tried to teach by insisting he never raise his voice.
4. He recognized that the respect he earned from others stemmed from the respect he had been taught to give.
5. He saw that honoring his father’s teachings had indeed brought him success and well-being.
Driven by these realizations, Aarav decided to return to his village. When he arrived, he found his father much older and frailer, but still the same stern man. With tears in his eyes, Aarav knelt before him, his gaze lowered in respect.
"I'm sorry, Baba," Aarav said softly. "I understand now."
Raghu’s eyes softened, and for the first time in years, Aarav saw his father’s tears. They sat together, and Raghu shared stories of his own struggles and fears, revealing a side of himself that Aarav had never seen before.
As they spoke, Aarav realized that his father was a book filled with experiences and wisdom. The dusty glass of misunderstandings was cleared, and he saw his father for who he truly was—a man who had sacrificed everything for his family, whose stern demeanor was a façade to protect and prepare his children for the harsh realities of life.
Aarav promised himself that he would never let his father's tears fall again. He understood that his father was a complex individual who, despite his flaws, loved his children deeply. He also realized that a father's love is immeasurable and unique, just like a mother's.
As Aarav settled back into village life, he noticed how his own children began to respect him more, mirroring the respect he now showed his father. He understood that his father was the door to the heaven he sought—a guide, a protector, and a source of endless love.
In the end, Aarav found peace and fulfillment not in his achievements, but in the restored relationship with his father. He had come full circle, understanding that a father’s place in life is irreplaceable and invaluable. And as he sat by his father's side, he felt a deep sense of gratitude and reverence for the man who had shaped his life in ways he had never understood before.
The story of Aarav and Raghu became a testament to the village, a reminder that no matter the differences or misunderstandings, a father’s love and guidance are eternal and irreplaceable.
© It's Mihir's property
