Challenges Makes You Stronger!

Hey Everyone, I hope you are all fine and doing great. This post is my entry for the weekly featured content in the #Hivelearners community. Today's topic to write about is Say No To Challenges

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I'm 32 years old and have gone through much of my life. I've seen many aspects of life—some that helped me become a better person, and others where I found life very difficult. After experiencing all of this, I've concluded that whatever happens in life, whether it's a difficult time or an easy one, it's necessary. And in my opinion, if there are no difficulties in life, it will lose its charm.

Now, let's move on to today's topic, which is making life easier for our kids and trying our best to remove all difficulties from their lives to provide them with ease. I wouldn't want to do that. Too much ease is not a good thing either. If life is too easy, you won't express gratitude to your Creator, and you'll get so lost in life that you might forget the very purpose of your existence. The challenges that come into our lives teach us a lot, and they come with a purpose. These challenges are part of God's command, and there is always wisdom behind them, something we, as humans, may not always be able to see.

Our experiences, whether good or bad, teach us things that perhaps nothing else can. I fully support this belief.

Now, this doesn't mean we shouldn't try to make life easier for our children. In my opinion, in today's world, the kind of ease we can provide them is a good home and some supportive people who will be there for them during tough times. Difficult times that will come into their lives, and they should come, and it will arrive and teach them valuable lessons before passing. What they learn from those challenges will be immensely helpful for them in their future lives.

This reminds me of a song from an Indian movie, where the lyrics went something like, "Zindagi imtihan leti hai" (Life tests us). This means that life itself is the name of facing challenges. Without these difficulties, life would become completely boring, and we would end up living like machines, machines that have no feelings of their own and can't empathize with the pain of others.