I  Write to Remember

Writing to me is a saviour that strengthened my soul like none. A way of expression that gives ease when it is needed the most. It is something that I could do when I cannot do anything. I can forget anything, but not my blog address or URL. I know this sounds funny, but honestly, it is the truth.
Because it is the way I think, feel, and emote, and every other writer would agree with this. 

Writing and its power

The best part is that words written transform into an instant healing listener. 
You don’t have to look for empathetic listeners in your family or among friends when you know what writing can offer you.

Words could offer what you seek in your external surroundings instinctively.

Words are magical and hold immense power and indomitable responsibility.

Words used with care make all the difference in the world.

I have my secret here, too. When the intention of using words is to instil goodness in everything, everyone around you can harness the power of words to the fullest of their potential.

In my written words, I change weakness into strength, pain into endurance and power, and solitude into love, persistence, and hope.

Writing transformed criticism into life lessons and helped me understand the difference between what I once believed and what is the hard-hitting reality.

Words of insult become words of inspiration while I write. Words that point out my shortcomings become areas of improvement when written.

Success is a reminder of how you rose from the mud and built the castle you could call yours.

My castle is made of words I wrote for myself initially and eventually for others.

Failures become persuaders for life that direct you to the right path when you write”.

When you write, you develop the habit of self-reflection that gives you the perspective to look at life as a journal, not a mere journey of experiences”.

 Your past achievements are pats on your shoulders, given by the divine power of the universe to recognise your efforts at different stages of life, even if they go unnoticed by others.

And that reminds me of words that I heard many years ago.

“To remember, writing is the key,”  my eighth-grade language teacher told me,  and now writing is a key to my soul. 

I write to remember that selfless love prevails and is the gift you can get only from your family and none other.  

I write to remember that there is hope amidst the hopelessness felt. I write to remember that life gives you many possibilities in a space where you find it hard to believe the existence of a single visible possibility that changes your aspirations into reality. 

I write to always remember and remind you that you can manifest what you consistently look for, no matter how many years you take to get it. It still has the power to transform your life, and it does.

I write to remember that I am as unique as each one in this world, and each one’s life journey, including mine, is different, which makes timelines of life events different, making each one’s life story uniquely beautiful, usually unusual and engrossingly intriguing in its respective way. 

I write to remember and remind you that comparison is no good and destroys your compassion and calm. 

I write to remember that there is nothing perfect that you would have or would get in life, but it is all the willingness within you to be better with everything in life with what you have in your hand today because it is a skill to be good at life like any other skill depends upon the time and effort you put consistently.

I write to remember that pain is an inevitable part of growth and improvement.

I write to remember that to experience a blessing, you need to walk through sadness, weakness, and hopelessness with unshakable faith and trust that all of these are giving you a chance to embrace the strength within you, which otherwise you will never be able to realise. 

A small Reminder

Build from where you left off, begin if you have not, and start from where you stopped, as it is never too late to begin because it is okay to pause, but remember to remove quit from your vocabulary.

Purpose of Writing

My sole purpose in writing each word on my blog is that it could bring the divine, hope, smile, strength, courage, bliss, and love closer to each one reading every written word. 

I hope the post I wrote for Write Path Blog Hop serves the purpose. 

Let me know if you left the blog with a glimpse of the hope or happiness you needed. 

I am waiting to hear from each of you whether the post for today did justice to the art that made me who I am today. 

Gratitude Note

With all the love and gratitude that overwhelms the writer in me, I wholeheartedly thank you for reading and making TheThankYouBloggerWrite. 

My heartfelt gratitude to Swarnali, a good friend who brings beloved writing to be a wishful wonder to everyone who believes in its power with a blog hop like this to cherish and remember. Keep up your good work, dear host; it is incredible. 

The Write Path Blog Hop’ hosted by Swarnali Nath.