Page 13 - Seniorstoday April 2022 Issue
P. 13

searching, stop worrying gives love. Such           I was lucky to see the movie in London.
         deep Indian philosophy presented by non-           The courtesan Kamla is a gorgeous creature
         Indians I find amazing. It’s a thought that will   whose lovely eyes, long aristocratic nose,
         stay with you for long, may be a life time.        pouty lips, ebony skin and a super sexy figure
          The erotic encounters between Siddhartha,         is what Indian beauty is all about. Never
         played by the handsome Shashi Kapoor and           mind about the more profound philosophies
         Kamla played by Simi Garewal were badly            of “who am I” or “why am I here”. A courtesan
         censored in India. Their so called the first time   like Kamla can help in settling some of these
         was painful devoid of any passion that Kamla       troublesome issues.
         is supposed to generate.




                                                   “Grief, I’ve learned, is really just love.
                                                   It’s all the love you want to give, but
                                                   cannot. All the unspent love gathers up
                                                   in the corners of your eyes, the lump
                                                   in your throat, and in the hollow part
                                                   of your chest. Grief is just love with no
                                                   place to go.” – Jamie Anderson


                                                   Psychologists believe writing about grief
                                                   can reduce pain. Research has found that
                                                   putting down one’s thoughts about wor-
                                                   ries and concerns can help those looking
                   Share                           for ways to cope with their grief.


                     Your                          While writing requires motivation, ener-
                                                   gy and dedication, it’s easy, less stressful
                    Grief                          and all one needs is a pen, paper, comput-
                                                   er or your device keypad. You don’t have
                                                   to talk to anyone about it.


                                                   At Seniors Today, we are happy to pro-
                                                   vide you a forum to publish your person-
                                                   al accounts. Simply mail them to us at ed-
                                                   itor@seniorstoday.in with Share Your
                                                   Grief in the subject. Please also include
                                                   your name and contact number so that
                                                   we may contact you in case we wish to
                                                   make any clarification. While we would
                                                   like you to write the first person account
                                                   with your name, we will – needless to
                                                   say – not disclose your information if you
                                                   wouldn’t like us to.




        SENIORS TODAY | ISSUE #34 | APRIL 2022                                                              13
   8   9   10   11   12   13   14   15   16   17   18