unwrap and embrace gifts of life



I believe God, sent us on earth with inborn talents which I consider gift for our life from God. No creature, on earth has yet come empty hands. God, has stored some basic traits, talents, skills, nature or behaviour which is very unique and embracing quality in each one of us. 

I took long time to Introspect, my gifts within me. And without any exegeration or deriogating on layers, I found these many gifts hidden as treasure in me. 
1. Love: 
It comes if you keep others on top position. It can be nourished by giving quality time, care, attention and mutual respect. One has to stand by the person everytime,  whenever needed. Teaching can happen once trust is strong foundation in the relationship. It also follows by unconditional sheer love, where there is no expectations.There is good team work in all actions they do and has to be no competition between them. Love should make feel contented to each one and not anxious or insecure. It is natural behaviour. To not love is artificial and I needs lot of efforts and mindset. It's  acceptance than expectations. It also means putting other people's need equal to or before your own. 

2. Gratitude: 
It's to acknowledge the role other people play in providing our lives with goodness. It does not see any age, gender or position. This quality is basic to reach goodness. Self awareness and sensitive towards others together buds this quality.

3. Peace:
I found myself as peace loving person which suits my personality and keeps balance of life intake. Anger, agony, prejudice, envy, revenge are not thumbs up behaviour for course of life. Doing nothing and enjoying in nature, meditating, painting, creating brings peace to my soul. Debates and standing for justice brings imbalance and disturbs my tranquility. Acceptance, awareness, flowing in flow, happiness and harmony in relationship is more important than feeling unsatisfied.

4. Sympathy:
Sense of feeling pity or compassion for others challenging time is sympathy to me. Value of sympathy is human and sensitive towards others too. It also allows oneself to put in some other's shoe and feel the stress, which enables us to understand how badly the other must be hurt and what can be done to make other person feel better.

5. Helpful:
6. Creative:
7. Hard worker: 

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