I strongly feel every body can bring a change in and around self. I want to groom the Urban Indian Mothers with two way purpose- first I would be able to revise and breathe in what I plan to follow but miss out due to various pressures life throws me in every day. Second I will be able to give India - emotionally balanced youth in currant times and for the future.
I have started spreading the message around me . I meet ladies from various strata of life and I observe their behavior / attitude pattern. Most of the times I realize in this era of technology, all urban mothers are craving to be tech savvy .Women have finally begin to flaunt their gadgets like as men used to do 5 years back. Men in any case never discussed issues related to home and kids. It was always the woman trying to find out how the other lady was handling relationship issues. Yes relationship Management was learnt by all women by discussing different types of problems. I myself used to seek information from House wives as to how do they make their children do their H.W or how do they make sure they remember to honour notices sent form kids' school. They taught me they used to stick such notices in the kitchen. They also taught me how systematically they go about spending time with their kids while he/ she does H.W even though the ladies were not that educated to understand the maths problems. But their presence made the child put in efforts and the results always showed. I also learnt from them how to start Forced discipline in early stages of child's life so that he learns to follow self discipline as he grows up.
Unfortunately now days no mother discusses such topics. I hear only the 'Best Parlour in town where the best pedicure is given after the lady sees my unkempt feet. When I resist saying "I don't have time"...the young mother will add a statement , " but you deserve to pamper yourself because you are worth it". The other lady would show case her stylish mobile announcing proudly making sure every one around listens ," my husband gifted me saying you will emanate class with this smart phone" . even my husband rebukes me every day, "look at the horrible mobile set you carry to the parties. why don't you buy a smart phone.I avoid confrontations and say "I don't have time to rummage through various shops in the market for a mobile set " he debates,"buy on-line". I debate in my mouth - Do I need it?
Buying has become so easy.. Any woman(including me) can spend hours surfing On-line Shopping websites. We can practically order any thing On- Line and we do that even if there is no need to buy that item!
I want to bring back the 'Lost Indian Woman'. I want to change the scenario in a manner that the woman of today can understand the 'need' of the hour. What is Important - Our own personal need or the Nation's need is to be honored. Yes by spending time in instilling values and discipline in our kids we would be meeting the Nation's basic need i.e the give it Balanced Citizens. Technologically we as a Nation have catapulted but we are loosing ground on ethics. I hardly see any one practicing self Discipline nowadays . I want to bring in this change by setting personal example and advocating vociferously to all my urban fellow women.
I have started spreading the message around me . I meet ladies from various strata of life and I observe their behavior / attitude pattern. Most of the times I realize in this era of technology, all urban mothers are craving to be tech savvy .Women have finally begin to flaunt their gadgets like as men used to do 5 years back. Men in any case never discussed issues related to home and kids. It was always the woman trying to find out how the other lady was handling relationship issues. Yes relationship Management was learnt by all women by discussing different types of problems. I myself used to seek information from House wives as to how do they make their children do their H.W or how do they make sure they remember to honour notices sent form kids' school. They taught me they used to stick such notices in the kitchen. They also taught me how systematically they go about spending time with their kids while he/ she does H.W even though the ladies were not that educated to understand the maths problems. But their presence made the child put in efforts and the results always showed. I also learnt from them how to start Forced discipline in early stages of child's life so that he learns to follow self discipline as he grows up.
Unfortunately now days no mother discusses such topics. I hear only the 'Best Parlour in town where the best pedicure is given after the lady sees my unkempt feet. When I resist saying "I don't have time"...the young mother will add a statement , " but you deserve to pamper yourself because you are worth it". The other lady would show case her stylish mobile announcing proudly making sure every one around listens ," my husband gifted me saying you will emanate class with this smart phone" . even my husband rebukes me every day, "look at the horrible mobile set you carry to the parties. why don't you buy a smart phone.I avoid confrontations and say "I don't have time to rummage through various shops in the market for a mobile set " he debates,"buy on-line". I debate in my mouth - Do I need it?
Buying has become so easy.. Any woman(including me) can spend hours surfing On-line Shopping websites. We can practically order any thing On- Line and we do that even if there is no need to buy that item!
I want to bring back the 'Lost Indian Woman'. I want to change the scenario in a manner that the woman of today can understand the 'need' of the hour. What is Important - Our own personal need or the Nation's need is to be honored. Yes by spending time in instilling values and discipline in our kids we would be meeting the Nation's basic need i.e the give it Balanced Citizens. Technologically we as a Nation have catapulted but we are loosing ground on ethics. I hardly see any one practicing self Discipline nowadays . I want to bring in this change by setting personal example and advocating vociferously to all my urban fellow women.
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