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Raakh se Roshni Tak: Motivational Love Story

❤❤Love motivational story

Introduction:

Hum sabki zindagi mein ek aisa mod aata hai jahan humein lagta hai ki sab khatam ho gaya. Mohabbat mein mili haar aksar insaan ko tod deti hai, par wahi tootna kabhi-kabhi ek nayi shuruaat ki wajah ban jata hai. Aaj ki ye kahani 'Aman' ki hai, jisne seekha ki sabse badi mohabbat khud se hoti hai.

Kahani: Toota Hua Dil aur Nayi Udaan

Aman ek behad talented writer tha, par uski duniya sirf 'Meera' ke gird ghoomti thi. Jab unka saath chhuta, toh Aman ki kalam ne jaise saans lena band kar diya. Usne likhna chhod diya, logon se milna kam kar diya, aur ek andhere kamre ko apni duniya bana liya.

Ek din, apni purani dairy ke panne palat-te waqt use Meera ka likha ek purana note mila: "Aman, tumhari likhavat mein wo dum hai jo murjhaye hue phoolon ko khila sakta hai. Kabhi kisi aur ke liye apni roshni kam mat karna."

Wo alfaaz Aman ke dil par chot kar gaye. Usne mehsoos kiya ki wo jis mohabbat ke peeche bhag raha tha, wo mohabbat toh uske andar hi thi—uski kala mein, uske shabdon mein.

Mod (The Turning Point):

Aman ne tay kiya ki wo ab apne dukh ko apni taqat banayega. Usne fir se likhna shuru kiya. Magar is baar wo "dard" ke bare mein nahi, balki "dard se ladne" ke bare mein likhne laga. Usne ek blog shuru kiya jahan wo un logon ko himmat deta tha jo zindagi se haar maan chuke the.

Dheere-dheere log uski baaton se judne lage. Jo Aman kal tak akela tha, aaj hazaron logon ka sahara ban chuka tha. Usne seekha ki: "Mohabbat ka matlab sirf kisi ko pana nahi hota, balki kisi ke liye ya khud ke liye behtar banna bhi hota hai."

Motivational Lesson:

Zindagi mein jab koi darwaza band hota hai, toh hum aksar us band darwaze ko hi dekhte reh jaate hain. Hum ye bhool jaate hain ki khidkiyan khuli hain.

  • Love hamesha dard nahi deta, kabhi-kabhi wo humein khud se milwane ka zariya banta hai.

  • Failure sirf ek rukawat hai, manzil nahi.

Shayari: Sukoon ka Ehsaas

Jo beet gaya uspar ab malal kya karna, 

Khud ko hi kho kar kisika intezaar kya karna. 

Uth, ki teri udaan abhi baaki hai,

Ek shakhs ki khatir khud ko behaal kya karna.


                                                                           ~ Ek Shayar ❤

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