The silent strength of parental love

            

On a recent family trip,I had an experience that deeply impacted my perspective on life.I would like to share this poignant experience and the realization it brought to light.



During our visit to the beach in kuakata,my family and I encountered a young boy, approximately fifteen years old,who was offering horse rides to beach goers.Despite the presence of several other horse riders in the closeness,the boy remained largely unnoticed,with no customers approaching him.Compelled by empathy,we decided to engage with him.My younger sibling enjoyed a ride on his horse and the boy charged a modest fee of 60 taka. Following this, my father inquired about the boy's background. The boy revealed that HE WAS AN ORPHAN and his sole meal for the day had been chola, a type of street food, which he could afford with the money he earned.



At that time I was overwhelmed by a realization that's difficult to put into words. I recognized parents are the child's shield.No parent allow their child to suffer,no matter how many problems the parents face.

I feel everyday my parents are the most beautiful gift given by my lord. Reflecting my own journey,I can say that I passed my life very depressing at one time. I once yearned to become a doctor,but the dream didn't come true.I recall a period one day my parents took me for a walk and they remind me that no matter where I ended up , being a good person would make them proud.Their belief in me , even when I struggled to believe in myself,has been a source of strength.My parents support me every moment and keep me safe from all bad things.My parents are my inspiration to survive.I am able to overcome the worst times in my life because of the grace of Allah and the inspiration of my parent's love.

This encounter with the boy made me realise just how fortunate I am to have such incredible parents.Not everyone has the privilege of such support system. It's a hard reminder of how important it is to value and cherish the love and support we receive from our parent.

In that moment on the beach I made promise to myself to give my parents all the happiness in the world and to protect the precious gift of their love and support with everything I have.I will give my parents all happiness in the world as long as I live in sha Allah.

This experience reminded me kindness towards others who maybe facing their own battles. Life often teaches us lesson in the most unexpected ways. From my university admission phase I learnt a lot. From a simple beach encounter life I realized a life lesson. 




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