Mother Teresa
I was deeply saddened for the first time at a young age if I remember correctly then it was on Sept 5th, 1997. I didn't cry but I felt bad when I heard that Mother was no more in this world. I was just 12 and I only know about her works through textbooks. Still, I somehow got connected towards her work and I should admit that I may not have done great to this society but her principles are such divine that I can't resist myself adopting them.
If I hardly remember then I was able to connect to her work on helping leprosy people and providing homes for them.
The kindness towards others, if I bought something of that sort within myself then Mother is also one of the reasons & at least from my end, I am able to donate blood to Thalassemia affected people twice in a year.
I don't know about her biography and I haven't read much about her works and I don't want to read to it because she never read about someone to help others. It is just within you, how much love you want to give and take.
And she is a brilliant example of Mother, that's why she is called Mother with love.
Some of her saying always inspires and makes us ask ourselves & few are:
When Mother received the Nobel Peace Prize, she was asked, "What can we do to promote world peace?" She answered, "Go home, and love your family."
“A life not lived for others is not a life.”
“I would rather make mistakes in kindness and compassion than work miracles in unkindness and hardness.”
“God doesn't require us to succeed, he only requires that you try.”
“If you can't feed a hundred people, feed just one.”
“Each one of them is Jesus in disguise.”
M o t h e r
(26 Aug 1910 - 5 Sept 1997)
No cake or candles here today
Or presents for you to open
Just love from friends who want to say
Happy Birthday, and that we're hoping
Somehow you can see and know
That we have not forgotten you
That we still remember, even though
You've departed from our view
And if you see us here below
And wonder why we care
It's just because we want to show
That a part of you is still here
You live within each memory's heart
And so you remain, though we're apart
Kevin M Sorbello
Source(s): Editor, New Poets Press
With Love,
R a m e s h
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