What is meant for you will always arrive at the same time

Let go of forcing situations:

You know how you were stressing about making that relationship work, but things just didn't click? Maybe it wasn't quite the right fit. This proverb reminds us that sometimes, forcing something isn't the answer. The right connections will happen naturally when the time is right.

This doesn't mean sitting back passively and waiting for things to fall into your lap. It's about trusting the process and focusing on your own growth and well-being. When you put your energy into becoming the best version of yourself and living authentically, you naturally attract people who are compatible with you.

As Swami Vivekananda once said, "It is not in seeking happiness that you find it, but in creating it."

This powerful quote resonates deeply with the Indian ethos of karma and dharma. Just like a seed doesn't sprout into a fruit by simply wishing for it, happiness isn't found by passively waiting for it to arrive. It requires effort, much like a farmer diligently tilling the soil, planting the seeds, and nurturing the crop.

Just as a skilled tailor tailors a garment to perfectly fit the wearer, happiness too requires a personalized approach. What brings joy to one person might not resonate with another. Following someone else's path for happiness might leave you feeling ill-fitted, much like wearing clothes that aren't your size.

So, embrace the spirit of creation. Focus on what nourishes your soul and brings you a sense of fulfillment. By actively cultivating your own garden of happiness, filled with experiences and connections that resonate with you, you'll find the beautiful blooms of joy blossoming naturally in your life.

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