Hi all, a new topic for discussion. Since this is February, the month that is associated with love, 14th Feb being St. Valentine's Day, the topic is related to love.
Is St. Valentine's Day truly relevant to the Indian society and culture? And does celebrating this day truly and sincerely indicate true love?
The question of love has been discussed earlier too, but since there are many who are new here and would like to air their views on the subject, I have posted this discussion.
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So, the day for conclusion to this topic has come.
I find nothing wrong in celebrating this day as we do for all other occasions. But, one thing I have to say.
A relation is not just giving a precious gift or promising something new on a particular day, that can't be attained. Anything that is done truly from the bottom of heart is really worthy more than all the hidden treasures of the world. Each person has his own way to express his love. So, let him do his way, as he prefers. After all, it is one's personal life, to make that day a big celebration or not. You can do anything, but never forget what Valentine has left behind....ie. Faith and sincerity in love, of course.
But, I personally feel, if our Valentine unexpectedly give us a Valentine gift, we will be happy. Isn't it? So, deep inside everyone's mind, we had a hidden desire for being cared on this day by our most beloved person.
Then why are we protesting it saying it is only a part of western culture, no meaning in it, nothing worthy, spending money worthlessly....
Just dissolve that thought from your mind and give an unexpected gift to your 'other half' without expecting anything in return.
I think, you will truely treasure that moment. Isn't it?
I find nothing wrong in celebrating this day as we do for all other occasions. But, one thing I have to say.
A relation is not just giving a precious gift or promising something new on a particular day, that can't be attained. Anything that is done truly from the bottom of heart is really worthy more than all the hidden treasures of the world. Each person has his own way to express his love. So, let him do his way, as he prefers. After all, it is one's personal life, to make that day a big celebration or not. You can do anything, but never forget what Valentine has left behind....ie. Faith and sincerity in love, of course.
But, I personally feel, if our Valentine unexpectedly give us a Valentine gift, we will be happy. Isn't it? So, deep inside everyone's mind, we had a hidden desire for being cared on this day by our most beloved person.
Then why are we protesting it saying it is only a part of western culture, no meaning in it, nothing worthy, spending money worthlessly....
Just dissolve that thought from your mind and give an unexpected gift to your 'other half' without expecting anything in return.
I think, you will truely treasure that moment. Isn't it?
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Kalyani Nandurkar
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