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Mother's sacrifice




When we are in our mother's womb, she sacrificed her sleep and enjoyed every movement of us. She even risked her life during the delivery process, as there are two births taking place - that of the baby and the rebirth of the mother. When we are born, she feeds us milk by turning her blood into milk. She sacrifices her own desires by working in the kitchen every day without taking a break. Whatever we ask for, she cooks with love and serves with love, not considering it as work.

Has anyone ever asked your mother if she has eaten? Has anyone given her a day of rest to sit down and have breakfast, lunch, and dinner at the right time? Has anyone cooked her dosa and served it hot?

Go ask your mother what she wished to be. Tell her to sit down and eat first, and serve her a hot meal. Go hug your mother and say, "I LOVE YOU, you are the best and true woman who wishes the best for all her sons and daughters." See what her reaction will be.



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