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Humane Expectations

It is famously said by someone whom I know very well that -

"Don't expect anything from life as it's full of uncanny stories toggling up and down with disheartening consequences that will only make u all the more morose "

Well let me put this straight onto you. Through hope, belief, trust, faith we tend to grow the seeds of our expectations and so we must sow what we reap as ; "practice what you preach" is somewhere correct for all the practical folks out there. If we have the aforementioned 'hope' within our mind and body, automatically we tend to expect. I believe expectations only come from the people you love the most. With the love and concern that you shower towards your loved ones you might as well expect the same in return as Newton's third law of motion goes by our very instincts. . 

You may say sacrifice and forgiveness helps us to expect nothing in return. But we are humane my dear friend! Physically made of flesh and blood and mentally with a hell lot of emotions that makes us alive. The divinity inside us encourages to be patient. Selflessness is a noble act and is agreeable but the impact of humanity is also incomplete without expectations. An expectation in itself is a reward to humanity. 

                             Arunita Lahiry

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