We Are The World Blogfest is here with its 14th edition !
Mother's Day was celebrated with much fanfare in various parts of the world as a sign of gratitude and love for our mother, to whom we bow down with respect for bringing light to our life and leading us through thick and thin in the journey of life . Being a mother , I can truly understand biologically how powerful this bond can be and how much strenght it requires to nurture and nourish the little bundle of joy .
According to psychologist Erich Fromm , " Mother's love is peace. It need not be acquired , it need not be deserved ." As I am the child of a mother and also the mother of a child , have sensed and felt this peace. This kind of feeling is aroused mostly when we are biologically related to someone . But what kind of definition can we adhere to when someone is the mother of hundreds of children , no legacy of bloodline can be attributed here except for the joy of doing good for others and extreme love.
Today's post will share the story of one such '' mother " whose love is unique as she is the mother of not one or two children but hundreds and hundreds of orphans . She is Sindhtai Sapkal who is also called the " Mother of Orphans" .
To know more about her life and boundless love , click on the link below :
India's 'Mother of Orphans' Has Raised Over 1,400 Abandoned Children
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What an amazing story thank you so much for it. I love what Eric Fromm says A mother's love is peace and how Sindhtai Sapkal embodies this. She is truly the Mother of Orphans.
ReplyDeleteWow this is such a beautiful story, yesterday I was reading on whats app a forward on sindhuthai, infact it was a video and truly inspiring, thank you for sharing:)
ReplyDeleteThanks Angela.
DeleteWhat an absolutely heart-warming and inspiring story! What a gift Sindhutai Sapkal is, and what a legacy of kindness, empowerment, and love she is instilling through example.
ReplyDeleteThanks Deborah.
DeleteHi Sinchita ... she is one incredible woman - setting us all an example ... and bringing light to so many small souls - a great post - cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteThanks Hillary.
DeleteShe is a strong mother indeed. Sharing her love and nurturing kids. Thanks for sharing this story.
ReplyDeleteThanks Inderpreet.
DeleteThank you for joining us this month in the WATWB and for sharing an amazing story. All those children...it's so sad to know there are that many children in need, and so wonderful to know that someone is working to help. This is such an inspiring story. She is an amazing woman.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dan.
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