Death : the hardest but the ultimate truth of life

2020 is certainly a bad year , i lost my grandmother. I am writing this blog to share my interpretation as a lesson.As my life is based on the experience i have and the lesson i interpretate from those experience.

I don't know whether  i am that much alegible to write on this topic or not but recently i watched 'Mahabharata', i learn few lesson from that and one of the most important one :

"whatever form a soul wishes in mind and leaves the body in that end of human life & that soul will attain that type of body either animal or human body it wishes, if a particular soul wishes for bhakti & moksha and attain krishna's feet it will reach him permanantly after death if krishna's will"

That means soul never dies only body does, but we always cry and show condolence, i think that is because we have fascination toward the body or the individual. My granny was approx 95 years old, she did live her life fullest with so much love. we all know that one has to die someday it is the ultimate truth,yet everyone cry by heart. I decided i would not cry at all because she was in peace and did lived her almost full life, but at the end i cant control myself and cried a loud ! After few moments i thought but why did i cry. And the only answer i get is because i will never going to see her again . May be this is fascination ( moh) . She and her memories always remain with us.

The another thing i learned is love and care for those who genuinly cares for you otherwise after his/her death that will be your only regret. I have mine too that i should've shown more care towards her.

So this blog is a very small tribute to her

Thankyou🙏