Is this my fate, to gradually fade into nothingness? He smiled. He let me finish my lamentation without interruption. He waited as tears rolled down my face. He washed as I climbed out of the pit of misery I had dug for myself. Finally he said, a hunter with a quiver filled with arrows, and a farmer with a plough and a fertile land shall remain hungry till they use their tools. The hunter needs to search and hunt his prey, and the farmer needs to till his land
Sreeja V
@Wordsmith · 0:38
Thank you so much for this post and it set me sort of thinking, you know, about just being. I guess in many ways the role is to just be and to understand that, to be in your skin, to be driven by your vision, passion, whatever it is that you have undertaken for this life. I think Krishna says that so beautifully that I am here to drive your chariot, but you have to decide where you want to go. So that's beautiful
Aishani Chatterjee
@Aishani · 0:39
Hey, pal. Once again, a beautiful piece from you. And I think it's about the perspective that you bring in, which is you frame the stories in a way that is so unique, and it also holds true in the contemporary situation. Right. It's something that one can relate in today's day and age. So, yeah, I absolutely loved listening to this, and like always, I will be looking forward to more from
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
In your toughest times, everyone will leave you, but in your toughest time, Lord Krishna will always be with you. He'll never let you go down. He is the biggest supporter, he's the biggest cheerleader, he's the biggest encouragement anyone can have in their life. And the moment you start taking that guidance and moving forward, you'll always be successful and ultimately you'll pave the path for the dreams that you want to achieve. Thank you so much payal. I really loved it