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Life – A Cycle.<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div>\n\n\n\n

It\u2019s a repetition process that doesn\u2019t have an end to stop. Our growth is an iterative process. It doesn\u2019t have an end until death. We keep on growing. It means from birth till now we have done a lot and that\u2019s growth. We are capable of reading, writing, dancing, singing, driving etc. this is what growth is. When we think we can\u2019t do something and we do achieve it, it\u2019s growth. When we keep on doing something new it\u2019s growth. But have you realised that anything else can also be an iteration? Have you ever thought out of the box?<\/p>\n\n\n\n

They say that there are opposites, which we learned in school. Actually, we learn a lot, gain a lot but we don\u2019t think a lot. They say positive and negative are opposites. What I think is that where negativity ends positivity starts<\/strong>. Where positivity ends negativity starts<\/strong>. When negativity is hovering around us and after some time positivity starts. There\u2019s no end to this. It\u2019s recursion. When hatred is ending love is taking birth<\/strong>. There\u2019s no opposite. When we hate someone from our heart and are being jealous and soon anger, the comparison takes place which is ruining our thinking and love. But nothing is permanent or everlasting and hence love takes birth. Similarly, they say sunrises and sunsets. But it\u2019s the earth that revolves around the sun and magnificent day starts and when it ends the mesmerising night takes place. It\u2019s an infinite loop. The famous and most used opposition is good and bad. I would like to express that when bad ends good starts<\/strong>. Nothing is permanent. When are you going through bad days, tough times then it\u2019s to teach you something and then it will vanish soon and goodwill start. That\u2019s growth. It\u2019s iteration.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

They say awake and asleep are opposites but my dear when we are knackered then we slumber to boost our energy to work more and more.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Just learn to live with all that you have learnt by knowing deeply about it<\/em>. You live with the intention that you are always correct. But we make mistakes every single day. It\u2019s just that we tend to make less every single day because we are improving.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

We try to seek a solution for a problem. We try a lot. But we keeping on searching a lot. We forget that it\u2019s a presence there itself. We take a huge circle and then find it. It\u2019s actually we are iterating over there. They say we are rich and poor are opposites. But in my opinion, where down-and-out is getting over a new life in the chips is starting to express those bad days don\u2019t last for more time. It\u2019s meant to teach you something and experience something for a new start. The very thing is a cycle formed by a semicircle. Where one end is ending and the other is starting. So just enjoy the process and grow. Let\u2019s learn and learn and learn from our mistakes and rise high. It is just a matter of life which we live by our intelligence not by what we learn and without knowing we implement.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Remember,<\/p>\n\n\n\n

In the cycle of life, we don’t have opposites we have a cycle formed by a semicircle. Where one ends other starts. <\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n\n\n

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