Do take time to read this common story

Very touching.........Thanks for posting

Very touching.

Thanks.
Lata Nagraj

God!!! What a story!!! Made me cry!!!

hi arun,

I had posted my comments y'day.

but believe me - this story continues to haunt me, it was there in my thoughts before I hit the bed and was the first thing that came up when I woke up this morning. in fact I have stored this in my system and am reading it quite frequently.

one great hell of a story with tremendous meanings inside.

hats off to you for bringing up such a wonderful and touchy story

@ramesh. Something similar happened with me too. the whole of the day this story was at the back of my mind. I was actually relating all the incidents with this one. And to be very honest, I forgave someone, which made me happy!

Thanks arun for sharing this one!

hi nidhi,

we need to be at peace with ourselves - the best thing to do is offload our burden. forgiving our enemies or someone close who has hurt us brings a lot of relief.

guess you did that after reading this post - good for you, you can be relaxed and in a better frame of mind.

also our feeling of guilt and anger vanishes and this results in better health for us.

the question I would have wanted to ask Arun is - the source of the post (it's certainly Indian as there's the mother - daughter-in-law conflict and the son being torn between two of the most important ladies in his life), though like Indian cinema few links are missing - what about the girl's parents and the woman the guy met - maybe doctor or someone close to him. (Arun, would appreciate if you can shed light on this)

guess the guy handled it better and died relieved - after making up with his wife and also seeing his kid.

while I enjoy the posts in this forum, just a few leave lasting impression and come back to mind and haunt them. this was one such post. happy to read it

Good one. Ego is a dark shadow which has eclipsed many lives.Detachment of Ego is the best attachment towards the gobal family as a whole.

regards,
Nahela

@ Ramesh, Yes i did it after reading this one! And true, i was so much relieved.

As far as the origin of the post is concerned, I think its from China. I remember reading somwhere, that the mother-in-law was eating with her Chopsticks . Though, all the Indian masala is present, so can't be too sure!

very disturbing!!!!the only word that comes to my mind.

how can two people so much in love behave that way???

Really shocking!!!!

Wonderful story... Was in tears after reading this....