Every day is a new day. Every day is a new beginning. Every day brings along a new perspective. Every day, a new experience tends to hit you head on.
Have you ever appreciated the fact that each day in our life is a thing to really look forward to. Not many of us would have thought about it and for those who have, they might have just allowed this thought to cross their minds without leaving any kind of significant trace on the lanes of memory.
But one thing that always seem to leave a trace on our memories is the time that we spend with our near and dear ones, the time that we always tend to reminisce about, the time we would so wish to come back to us.
And one such occasion occurred very recently in my life, the essence of which has been brought out by none other than saty:
“wahi shaam ki mohakta, wahi raahon ka ishaara,
wahi ek manjil humari, wo shaant nehar ka kinara,
kinare per goonjati bas hum doston ki aawajein,
kuch khusion kuch gamon se bhari humari baatein,
wo haseen pal banke anmol aaj fir mahak uthe,
wo panchi bichde mile to aaj fir chahak uthe“
wahi ek manjil humari, wo shaant nehar ka kinara,
kinare per goonjati bas hum doston ki aawajein,
kuch khusion kuch gamon se bhari humari baatein,
wo haseen pal banke anmol aaj fir mahak uthe,
wo panchi bichde mile to aaj fir chahak uthe“
Indeed, it was a night to remember, not because we did something extraordinary and out of the blue thing, but sheerly because of revisiting the connect that we all so wish to feel again and again and which seems to grow in leaps and bounds with every such opportunity.
Usually, there is isn’t any topic in particular, that we tend to focus on, but yesterday courtesy another very dear friend whom we all call jugaadu (because of the talent that only he possesses), we all ended up discussingjugaadu ki shaadi.
I wonder if the older generation did the same as we somehow end up doing every now and then, not many would have got married. It is amazing to see how things evolve over time and how the thought process tends to change with every generation assimilating and accomodating the newly evolved opinions and ideas.
It is true that deciding upon whom you would want to spend your entire life with, can indeed be a mindblogging decision, considering the inherent subjectivity involved in the whole process and also because the criteria of an ideal partner has changed over time.
Presumably, that was the reason why our ancestors left it as a matter of fate over which no one seems to have control over and which has already been decided by someone up there.
Whatever might be the sweet will of the Almighty, one thing that goes a long way in keeping up a healthy relationship with your better half and if I take the liberty of representing that one thing in the form of an equation, then it would go somewhat like this:
Healthy Relationship = Commitment * Compromise
The above is not a guarantee or a turn key solution to all woes encountered, but surely it can and will lead to maintaining a better relationship in times to come.
Marriages are indeed made in Heaven. The thing that needs to be done here on Planet Earth is to savour it the way it is supposed to be at the same nurture the very foundations of a healthy relationship.
Somehow all the Jugaad tends to fail and only genuine efforts result in bonhomie and a successful relationship. I hope someone is listening 
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