Innocent Joy of Childhood

I met these 3 kids on my way to the village of champadevi temple, Kathmandu and it was a refreshing experience. The kids were around 8 to 10 years old and they playing with their cartoon masks. They were carefree and enjoying their best life, and it was a delight to watch them play.

As I approached them, they looked at me with curiosity and smiled. I smiled back and introduce myself. They were shy at first but so on they opened up and started talking. They told me about their school and their favorite subjects. They also talked about their families and their daily routine.

What struck me the most was their innocence and simplicity. Life is too simple when you are a kid and these kids were living proof of that. They didn't have any worries or responsibilities. All they wanted was to play and have fun. It was a stark contrast to the life of adults who are constantly struggling to make ends meet.

As we talked, I couldn't help but think about how our inner child disappears as we grow up. The innocence and simplicity that we once had are replaced by the responsibility and struggles of life. We become so consumed by our daily grind that we forget how to enjoy the simple pleasure of life.

Meeting these kids reminded me of the importance of holding on to our inner child. We should never lose the joy and wonder that we had as kids. We should continue to explore, play and have fun. It's the key to living a happy and fulfilling life. It's important to take a step back and appreciate simple things. The innocent smile of a child. the warmth of the sun on our skin, the laughterfriendsiend, and the beauty of nature are all things that can make us happy.

As I bid farewell to the kids, they waved at me with their innocent smiles. It was a beautiful moment that I will cherish forever. I hope that we can all learn from them and find a way to reconnect with our inner child. Life may be complex but it doesn't have to be complicated. Let's keep it simple and keep the kid in us alive.

So, next time you come across a group of children, stop and take a moment to appreciate their innocence and simplicity. It might just remind you of the joys of life that you have been missing.

 

                       "Let's keep it simple "

                    "keep the kid in us alive"