Rajeev Verma
In the end, only three things matter:
- How much you loved,
- How gently you lived, and
- How gracefully you let go of things not meant for you. These lines remind us of the true essence of life. In today’s busy and competitive world, we run after success, fame, and wealth so much that we forget the real purpose of life — Love, Simplicity, and Letting Go.
1. How much you loved. Love is the greatest power in life. It is not limited to one person — it includes love for every being, every situation, and even for oneself.When we think, speak, and act with love, our life naturally becomes beautiful.Love teaches us to understand others’ feelings, to feel compassion, and to build deeper relationships.In the end, people don’t remember our words or achievements — they remember how we made them feel.
2. How gently you lived. Gentleness doesn’t mean weakness; it means living with sensitivity, awareness, and balance.A gentle person is someone who remains calm even amid life’s storms.When we treat others with kindness, patience, and humility, our life becomes peaceful and fulfilling.Gentleness teaches us that peace is always possible — we just need to change our perspective.
3. How gracefully you let go of things not meant for you. Not everything in life is under our control. Some relationships, opportunities, or desires are not meant to be ours.
But that’s the beauty of life — not everything is destined for us. When we learn to let go, we truly learn to live. Holding onto things that aren’t meant for us only creates pain. Letting go with grace is the highest form of inner freedom — it shows our trust in the flow of life.
At the end of life, no titles, possessions, or fame will matter. What will remain are the smiles we created, the moments of pure love we shared, and the times we touched someone’s heart.
So, every morning, begin your day with this thought
“Today, I will love a little more, be a little kinder, and let go a little more of what’s not meant for me.”
That is the true art of living — a perfect blend of Love, Gentleness, and Grace.
RAJEEV VERMA 