A young man named Krishna lived in a small town nestled between rolling hills and verdant fields. For much of his life, Krishna had been surrounded by a cast of characters—some friends, some strangers, and some who he wished had stayed but were merely passing through. Each encounter, whether fleeting or lasting, added a chapter to his life’s story. Yet, Krishna often felt like an extra in his own narrative, overshadowed by others.
One breezy evening, under the twilight sky, Krishna sat by a serene lake, pondering the essence of his existence. He realized life was akin to an ever-unfolding tale, filled with myriad characters who played their parts and moved on. But the constant in this story was he, himself. Krishna was the protagonist, the hero of his own journey.
Krishna had always allowed others to dictate the course of his life. He clung to relationships that had long ceased to bring him joy and let others’ opinions shape his decisions. However, that evening, a shift occurred within him. As he watched the sun dip below the horizon, casting hues of gold and crimson across the water, he vowed to reclaim his narrative.
“No more,” Krishna whispered to himself. “No one will steal my show. No one will dictate my story. It’s mine to write, mine to live.”
Determined, Krishna began the process of letting go. He released the grip of those who had departed and those who tried to control him. It was painful, but he knew it was necessary. He understood that he couldn’t force anyone to care for him, and by holding on, he was only prolonging his suffering.
Days turned into weeks and weeks into months. With each passing day, Krishna felt a weight lift off his shoulders. He discovered new passions, rekindled old friendships, and, most importantly, learned to love himself. He realized that life, with all its ups and downs, would continue—with or without those who had left.
One morning, as dawn broke, Krishna stood at the threshold of a new journey. He didn’t know where it would lead, but he was no longer afraid. He embraced the uncertainty, knowing that whatever lay ahead would be his path to walk.
“Here I am,” Krishna declared, his heart filled with hope and resolve. “I begin, with an end.”
And so, Krishna embarked on his journey, not looking back. He shed the remnants of his old life, including the toxic associations and the misery they brought. He embraced the unknown, ready to welcome the new version of himself that was to be born.
For Krishna, this was not just an end but a beautiful beginning.
आप इसे हिंदी भी पढ़ सकते हैं – अज्ञात का स्वागत: कृष्ण की आत्म-अन्वेषण यात्रा
