Life moves in cycles, just like the changing of seasons. There is a time for everything—a time to grow, a time to retreat, a time to win and a time to fail. We often resist this natural rhythm, questioning pain, loss and setbacks. But what if we embraced them instead?
Spring never arrives in autumn; it knows its time. In the same way, our challenges and triumphs unfold in their own moments. When hardships strike, we may be tempted to ask, “Why me?” or seek justification for our struggles. Yet, some pains have no reason, no explanation.
The true tragedy is not in experiencing pain but in becoming paralyzed by it.
Growth often comes disguised as hardship.
The key is to recognize when it’s time to move forward. Healing does not erase suffering, but it allows us to rise beyond it. There is a time to grieve and a time to rebuild, just as nature follows its course without hesitation.
In the monsoon, the rains pour relentlessly, nourishing the earth. It does not try to be barren, for it understands its purpose—to give life. Likewise, we must accept that life comes with both storms and sunshine. Death, loss and change are inevitable, yet they bring with them the opportunity for renewal. What the flood takes, it also gives back in new growth and possibilities.
The beauty of life lies in its rhythm of change. To resist it is to stagnate; to embrace it is to evolve. Every experience, good or bad, has its season. And in every season, there is purpose.
So when the time to grow arrives, step forward.
When the time to let go comes, release.
Life is not meant to be fought against—it is meant to be lived, in all its shades and transitions.
bhaskar saikia 
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