The Lesson of the Monsoon

Some people believe that rainy days are worthless pauses between good weather days. Instead of embracing them and engaging in new activities, they sit around waiting for the rain to end and for the sun to shine again. But there are some seasons where the rain is more present than the sun.

Rain has many benefits such as helping things grow, cleansing the earth, and supporting water collection. Metaphorically speaking, just like the rain has benefits, rainy days can be beneficial days for us too, if we choose to take full advantage. Use your difficulties, obstacles and challenges and stepping stones to grow and cleanse your inner being. Stay serene and embrace the rain. But if you want to turn all negatives into positives, all obstacles and challenges to your advantage, learn to be light, playful, make a splash and enjoy the rain!
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