Mother’s Day? That’s Last Week News!

We just celebrated Mother’s Day but we already moved on from it. Yes, we do have feelings deep inside but outside everything is back to normal. Exactly, that is the problem. It is easy to take out time and effort for one day or limited time but to pay attention every day is a bit difficult. On the second thought, why do we have to make effort, careful attempts? Why can’t we make easy and natural way of being nice, loving, kind to all as easy as breathing? Characterization Any human being is different in situations, time and with different people. Our character should be good at any time. This means our principles, thoughts, actions, beliefs and opinions. Any person regardless of age or position should have the idea and understanding of his or her sense of duty, responsibility and contribution to oneself, family, and society. A child also should be trained to differentiate between right and wrong. When parents just say or lecture the child that he or she should study it is not enough. The Art of Parenting Parenting is not a burden. It is the chance honoured to the father or mother to be a part of life which will be good for family, society and world at large. An idea can change, not one life but many lives. A seed is nourished then turns into a tree. The parents are those who nourish their children with akhlaq al-hasanah good manners@. Nowadays everyone is talking about inner engineering. This process starts even before birth and continues with birth. It starts with parents, when they are aware of the responsibilities and impact of the role of parents, then they will be able to inflict in their children. The second chance comes when children become adults. Upbringing The upbringing of children, environment of our home should be consisting of truthfulness, getting along easily, stress-free and simple and open-minded. Honesty should replace hypocrisy, encouragement and understanding should replace criticism and rigidity of one’s opinion. Then everyday shall be celebrated as Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, and Children’s Day.