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RE: Ephemeral (a 5o-Word Story for @jayna)
Dear Sir!
Losing any member of the family is always a painful bait. Especially the member who takes care of us very much, who has taught us how to live, has left our happiness for our happiness. It is impossible to compensate such a member.
Life and death are two real truths of life, it is not possible for anyone to survive. Your grandfather also became a part of this episode. In the last time of Dadaji, you and your entire family were with them. Although grandfather could not speak, but family members could have been able to feel at ease. I think this was the right opportunity to say goodbye to grandfather. He left the the world infront of the family. May God give peace to their soul and give them space in heaven.
Regards
Greetings, @certain. I guess it is the same in every culture that parents and grandparents become the pillars of the family and when they leave, if there are cracks things fall apart.
In a family like mine, where many things are left unsaid, the absense of a pillar can be devastating. The new generations who did not have the chance to learn from the elders cannot properly perpetuate the values of that family.
It's like becoming a book to which many pages have been torn.