Lessons of Life

"In life, there are many moments of happiness and sorrow,

 but life continues to move forward because humans cannot be stagnant. Therefore, we cannot cling to one sorrow like a necklace and neither can we rely solely on one happiness. Instead, life compels us to strive for improvement and we learn to navigate life's challenges. However, as we age, we learn five lessons of life that most people cannot grasp early on.

We often take the love of our life partners, friends, and family members for granted, assuming that maintaining relationships doesn't require any effort. However, the reality is quite the opposite. Relationships are like flowers that require timely attention, care, and nurturing. To sustain relationships, we must invest time and make sacrifices. It's only later in life that we realize we've neglected our invaluable treasures of relationships in our busy lives and lost them. Relationships may exist over time, but they become lifeless entities devoid of any essence.

Another crucial point is that we cannot take care of our families until we ourselves are healthy, happy, and content. Both physical and mental well-being necessitate regular exercise, walking, yoga, swimming, or any physical activity that keeps us healthy. However, despite understanding this, our entire lives pass by, and we only pay attention to ourselves when we involuntarily become victims of illness, and walking or exercising becomes a remedy for us.

Our friends, loved ones, and family members want our time, but each of us has become so busy nowadays that we don't have time to give to anyone. Even on holidays and festivals, we just exchange messages. In the race for money, we've progressed so much that the only concept of real happiness for us is money. Although money is crucial in human life, spending time with friends and spending quality time with our family is even more important.

Every day brings us a new message; we can learn something new every day and enhance our knowledge and skills. We can present ourselves as better individuals in society. It's a misconception that we're now matured and can't do anything more. The truth is that there's never a delay in learning something new every day. We're all human and there's no limit to developing the best qualities in us. For believers, every day is a celebration when they haven't done anything wrong.

Humans are social animals; we can't do anything alone, but we also realize much later how dependent we are on others for many things. Just as we have many needs tied to others, people also have many needs tied to us. Learning the art of conversation is truly admirable, and it's also an emotional skill in how we express ourselves in certain situations and make people feel our presence. Successful individuals learn these five lessons of life before spending time so that they can avoid hardships in life."