Greetings from me,

Walking near the village this morning, I looked at a wonderful and enchanting scene. A little blue flower between green plants was swinging with air. It was a flower of Aparajita, which we also know in many places as Shankhapushpi or Butterfly P Flower. Its blue and white petals fascinate the viewer. In the midst of sunlight and light wind it seemed as if nature had hidden a small gem in its lap.

Going closer, it felt how soft and beautiful the texture of this flower is. There were slight folds on his petals, as if an artist had taken careful lines from his brush. Green rolls and some dry leaves were also seen around him, which were making this scene even more natural. It seemed as if this flower was also maintaining its own identity in the morality of nature.

Aparajita flower is not only beautiful but also rich in medicinal properties. In Ayurveda it is used to reduce stress, calm the brain and increase eye light. The elders of the village say that this flower tea is also made, which is beneficial for the body. This is the reason that in this small flower, beauty as well as utility is hidden.

Looking at this blue flower, it felt that nature teaches us something everyday. This little flower teaches us that no matter how many difficulties are found in life, we should not lose our beauty and identity. Despite having dried leaves and thorns around him, this flower was fed with its full beauty.

On seeing that blue flower, the mind got a strange peace. It felt as if nature was saying a lot to us quietly. The flower was small, but he was also fed with full beauty between the dry leaves and thorns around him. Looking at him, he felt as if he was teaching us that whatever the situation, he should never lose his identity and shine.

I stayed there for a while. Light wind was moving and the birds were chirping nearby. The peace of that moment was different. It felt that the real happiness is hidden in such small things, we should just stop and feel them.

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