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MOTHER'S LOVE

 


 

        In this world, there are many kinds of love, but the towering epitome of the most genuine, unconditional kind of love is undoubtedly the love of a mother. It is therefore a magnanimous act of humanity to accord all mothers the due recognition and honor they deserve during Mother’s Day which is celebrated every second Sunday of May. I think that this is a celebration of love that goes beyond jubilation and perpetuate our lasting awareness that the essence of being a woman is indeed motherhood.

Without mothers, the world would be nothing but a barren emptiness. People learn to love and share their affection without malice with other people because the basic foundation of love is a mother’s love. Somehow, by some stroke of unfounded hatred or misunderstanding, some people may despise their mother. But never would a mother delete the love within her heart and curse her child. I believe that this is the unseen force that binds people from all walks of life, regardless of race, religion, or culture. I think that the love of a mother is the element that makes our life exist with meaning and purpose. We don’t exist mechanically, but we live in an atmosphere of loving and sharing.

    Each one of us must understand how we came into this world. This would provide us the proper perspective on the role of mothers in people’s lives. The physical catastrophe of surrendering the things of youth, and carrying a developing child inside a womb for 9 months is simply unimaginable. A mother undergoes a painful process of not only physical but also emotional, psychological, and social wreckage during pregnancy. She endures them all with tremendous endurance that certainly men could not match. All of these present a dilemma for her. And she opts to bear a child. The pain that engulfs her whole being catapults during the birth of her child, only to start another chapter of her life nurturing her son or daughter.

I can not really fathom the abysmal depth of a mother’s love. As for me, all of us must remain enlightened by the love of our mother, highlighted on Mother’s Day!


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