Just one thing
Now, I believe this scenario has been put in front of most of us at time by curious people and you may or may not have given an answer. I never did. In such case I simply always thought getting everyone to safe house would be the priority, which it still would be.. But living alone we discover things about ourselves that we never before had.
A few days ago, I was sitting alone watching something on TV in my living room, when this advert about a movie came. I don't remember the name, pretty sure if I googled it I could tell you but that's not important. the movie is about a big earthquake that's coming and it made me think of would I grab anything if a big earthquake really hit Noho. And before I could even deliberate about it, my head turned to my china cabinet and my gaze was fixed on my teapot set in the pic. Not the only tea pot I have, rationally not even the most important thing I own. But personally, emotionally it really is.
It is link to my history, my family, and to be completely honest almost entire Sikh history as well as history of India. When I serve myself tea through that tea pot, I don't just have tea, I have tea with centuries of struggle, endurance, bravery, that so many have lived through with dignity. It's my personal symbol to why I walk with my head held high. Why I can soar above the sky without ever losing my ground. It is the symbol of what has made me, Me.
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