Once Gandhi Ji said, ‘The soul of India lives in its villages’ and this is true indeed. I was not aware of the importance and lifestyle of villages until my first visit to a village named ‘Dewari’ near Allahabad city.
I was born and raised in a city so visiting a village was something I always craved for. You won’t believe, but I can’t narrate my experience in words. It was just too wonderful and different. This experience can only be felt in the heart. Actually, I got this opportunity when my friend was going to visit his grandmother, who was living there and doing charity works. He asked me to join him. As I told you, visiting a village was somewhat like a dream for me, I quickly said yes to him.
As we get out of the car, a swarm of kids welcomed us. That day, their broadly smiling faces truly taught me what a real happiness means. After spending some time with them, we directly headed towards the charity house. As I was walking through the narrow lanes, I get lost in the serene ambiance of the village. There were no hustle and bustle of the city, no honking traffic jams, no rushing crowd, and no 9-5 hectic work lives. There everyone seemed relaxed and happy. People were sitting together and talking and laughing. I like this the most. In villages, people spend time with each other. That’s how a relationship gets stronger. Here people were neither arrogant nor they had an attitude of their style. Everyone was friendly and was talking pleasantly.
Time is less and words are even lesser to describe my experience of this 3 days village trip. The all I can say is these 3 days were the best days of my life. In these 3 days, I learned to squeeze out every drop of happiness out of even a little thing.
Nice composition a wonder full and I
ReplyDeleteAlso want to go to a tribal village after reading this.