SHATTERED:How mirrors make you stronger!


  
                                                                                   

Rhea's,a millionaire actress,days in the Film Industry were marked with comfort and nepotism.She wasn't accustomed to what her other celebs were-PRESSURE!She never felt that load on her shoulder owing to the numerous offers and opportunities she got through her mother.Her burdened shoulder and a heavy mind now brought her to her spacious and luxurious bathroom of her house making her weep and lament.

 Christina,her childhood friend,did not fail to console her.Rhea was occupied with so much indignation that she did not hesitate to smash her bathroom mirror with a ceramic vase which left her bathroom floor filled with scattered pieces of shattered glass.Christina held her friend,with tear smeared face,and gently brought her to her bedroom.She abandoned Rhea for a few minutes on her bed and returned back with a broken piece of mirror of the bathroom glass.

 "Look at this piece of glass and now look straight away at that mirror above your dressing table",said Christina patiently."What do you see?",she asked softly."Myself",replied Rhea,still sobbing."You can see the same gorgeous face you see in this broken glass and that mirror,irrespective of what size and shape it has.It's just the matter of changing the angle and the distance with which you hold this piece of glass.Moreover,it's just about changing the way you think about this small and insignificant piece of broken glass and that large and wide mirror.",explained Christina.Rhea now looked into her determined friend's eyes and gathered some optimism and courage.

 "Listen to me carefully Rhea,a writer is not judged by the pen with which he writes but the way he writes amazing stories.A painter is not judged by the paintbrush he uses but by the way he paints such magnificent paintings.A basketball player is not judged by the basket ball with which he plays but by the hardwork and dedication he puts in his every match and perform his best.Similarly,a person is not judged by the number of problems he/she has in life but simply by the way he/she finds a best and the simplest solution to each and every problem.Life is not about counting your problems but about solving them.Dear,life is too simple to be made complicated.",expounded Christina.What made Christina's day was just a bright chuckle made by Rhea which was evoked with delight.

 ~Bhagyashri S.
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