Getting stuck in the past and whining about who had hurt us hampers our personal growth and submerges us in the sea of self-compassion.

All those persons who ride high on the clouds of perfection refuse to accept that they could become better persons.

We can only become a better person if we have the inclination and the resolve, only if we accept that life is a learning curve and all experiences add something to our personality.

Laughter not only provides a cushion to our emotional hurts but also helps us in dealing with the jolts of life effectively.

We inhabit an internal world that is subject to diversification. Every day we undergo personal transformation based upon experiences, thoughts, and feelings.

This lasting change can essentially be achieved in two ways: through suffering or through wisdom. Either we painfully push forward through any obstacle or disappointment, learning our lessons the hard way and emerging from the experience more mature, or we choose a path of love, consciousness, and wisdom, which also makes us mature, but in a far more enjoyable and effective manner.