YOU ARE A MASTERPIECE


   A plum once said, just because a banana lover came by, I converted      
 myself into a banana. Unfortunately,his taste changed after a few        
 months and so I became an orange. When he said I was bitter I became    
 an apple, but he went in search of grapes. Yielding to the opinions      
 of so many people, I have changed so many times that I no more know      
 who I am. How I wish I had remained a plum and waited for a plum lover.  
                                                                         
  Just because a group of people do not accept you as you are, there      
 is no necessity for you to strip yourself of your originality. You      
 need to think good of yourself, for the world takes you at your own      
 estimate. Never stoop down in order to gain recognition. Never let      
 go of your true self to win a relationship. In the long run, you        
 will regret that you traded your greatest glory - your uniqueness,      
 for momentary validation. Even Gandhi was not accepted by many          
 people. The group that does not accept you as you is not your world.    
                                                                         
  There is a world for each one of you, where you shall reign as king    
 / queen by just being yourself. Find that world... in fact, that        
 world will find you.                                                    
                                                                         
  What water can do, gasoline cannot and what copper can, gold            
 cannot. The fragility of the ant enables it to move and the rigidity    
 of the tree enables it to stay rooted. Everything and everybody has      
 been designed with a proportion of uniqueness to serve a purpose        
 that we can fulfill only by being our unique self. You as you alone      
 can serve your purpose and I as I alone can serve my purpose. You        
 are here to be you... just you.                                          
                                                                         
     There was a time in this world when a Gandhi was required
  and he was sent. There was a time in this world when a
  J.R.D.Tata was required and he was sent.There came a time when you      
 were required on this planet and hence you were sent. Let us be the      
 best we can be. Don't miss yourself and let the world not miss you.      
                                                                         
 In the history of the universe, there has been nobody like you and to    
the infinite of time to come, there will be no one like you. Existence    
should have loved you so much that it broke the mold after making you,  
so that another of your kind will never get repeated. You are original.  
You are rare. You are unique. You are a wonder. You are a masterpiece...  
your Master's piece. Celebrate your Uniqueness.                          
                                                                         
                                                                         
                                                                         

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