Crows can hold grudges for years. If you too do, then, you, too, are a crow, not a human.
Marrying too closely within your family may increase the chance of genetic disorders in future generations. Genetic diversity isn't just science—it's the gift of a healthier tomorrow for your children.
'Religiosity may be a good quality, but it must remain within the basket of true spirituality. Excessive religiosity becomes sycophancy—it derails truth and falsifies facts when it is not grounded in genuine spiritual and esoteric understanding.' MyKoul
On Being Like a Hypocrite for Your Children There are moments in parenthood when one must live as a gentle hypocrite—hiding the truth of one's wounds for love's sake. You stay with your children, pretending their missteps, their carelessness, their fleeting ingratitude do not pierce you. Behind the practiced stillness of your smile lies a quiet ache, yet you let them believe you are unshakable—that your patience has no end.But you know how fragile that calm truly is. To reveal your hurt, to let them see the fatigue behind your kindness, is to risk misunderstanding—to be dismissed as too emotional, too weak, too demanding. And so, you choose silence over response, tenderness over correction. You continue loving them quietly, even when that love finds no echo.In time, you learn that maturity bears its own form of heroism: the grace to forgive without acknowledgment, to endure without applause, and to keep loving without reward. Such restraint is not weakness—it is the quiet strength through which love survives itself. MyKoul