Which stage of your life would you want to re-live again???

I like to relive my childhood, not because I felt protected. I had my own unhappiness- that comes due to limited means. I had several bright ideas to try out but there wasn't enough money to experiment. But the times were something I woul call more humane. Today's mechanical world is very tiring and unimpressive. I do not want to relive my teens, for that was the time I felt very low- going through several stages of self anlysis, destroying the images built and rebuilt. The saddest and troubled moments. This I think would be the case with almost anyone. I have only heard my wife say that her teens were also good. I would like to re-live those few months after I found love and both of had declared our loves. It was an unsuccessful thing but the moments were beautiful. If you ask if I would like to fall in love once again should I have another life( I am a full practicing Hindu who totally believes in several lifetimes.)I would not want to fall in love and go through those agonizing moments. You might see a contradiction. I can explain.; One time I do not want to get back into is the newly married days. There couldn't have been greater misunderstanding than those days. If there was any hell, well, this was it. Now, I am more settled. The turbulent newly married days being over somehow, there is more peace.In my opinion this is just due to the Infinite Grace of God. As of now, I would however like God to bless me with good health in my middle and old age for I have a lot to achieve and accomplish, that somehow I feel God has opened His benevolent eyes, to let me see something I like. I only want to work at my success [B]my way[/B] and today, for that, I need the health and vigor of my youth. I want to accomplish as much as I can and would want to leave no residue, for more than anything alse I wouldn't want to be born again at all!

I coud not bear to relive my childhood or teens again. I quite like the moment now as I am comfortable with myself in any situation. I have beautiful loving children and grands and I am in reasonably good health. Now is good. I would pray to stay for another maybe 10 years as I am today. Energetic and have come to terms with my faults and have tried to improve plus my spirituality is high and increases daily. I am blessed! Thak you for giving me a BR.

i think i would relive my teen years.. i was going to be disowned and blamed for stuff anyways i might as well had raised hell and done some of it lol.. i was a good kid that with a few lies got branded bad and it really hurt me and i tried to hard to prove myself good and it didnt work so i think i would have more fun and not have worried about trying to prove my innocence.. even me being careless wouldnt end me up in trouble like a lot of people since im a careful person anyways.. i would have just not worried as much about what other people thought

I actually had to think about this question a little bit. But I think the best time in my life for me was in my 30's. My husband and I owned our business that was doing quite well. We were young with lots of energy, goals and dreams. The cool think when you are young is that you belive that all you dreams will come true. And I suppose that most of ours did. I feel very fortunate that one of my dreams is that my husband and myself would always be together, and we are. A little less energy and goals nowadays, but fortunate for the memories.

Hi Bodhisatya, I want to re-live again the time when i met my husband. i always wat to refresh that early stage of courtship and when i accepted his proposal for me to be his girlfriend. the engagement was great and the wedding day was really excellent. then when i got pregnant it was such an amazing experience until i gave birth to our first child. i still want to live the way i live myt entire life. i can't imagine changing everything that i've gone through.

My early adulthood stage, I'd like to relive the time when I just graduated from college. That was the time when I should have enjoyed first my singlehood before getting married. I got married at age 23, just a year after I graduated from college, I could have save first and help my parents settled financially. What happened was I plunged into the married life because I got pregnant, so young, I don't even have a savings, I wasn't ready for the responsibilities that comes with it,and my parents were mostly affected. However, I did not regret having my husband as a lifetime partner, he really worked hard to give me a better future with my children.

I would like to have back the moments I had with my husband before he passed away.

I would say my high school years. I would focus more, work on getting more scholarships to avoid being in the position I am today - which is not being able to afford to go to college! Not that I regret any mistakes that I've made in my past - but I'd like to.. see what it would be like to be like everyone else my age and actually stay in college for more than a year.

i want to re-live during the youth.i find that i dont have chance to do what i want and share this good time during the youth.i only stay small city to work,i want to live in big city and work and want to look for my value of life.so i dont have this chance to make attempt to do this and regret in my life.especially when i request this thing for my husband and go to far place to live.he alwayse talk to me,you have older and dont do anything and make me angry at him.if i have chance i think that i make correct choice for my future.

For me definitely it would be childhood days. Now a days we have to go to job and do work to get paid but in childhood days specially in school days no worries as to how we will earn money. slowly slowly when we started knowing things like job, responsibilities, family, society, nation, world and many more things. And yes - once we are grown up , need to take care of our self and others around us but in childhood days its our parents who protect us from everything which comes on our way. You feel secure because of parents and being loved unconditionally by our parents. Would that we get a chance to live those days again :)

That's a tough question to answer! I definetly wouldn't want to re-live my teens...hormones, confusion, and pimples! My young years were wonderful, as were my twenties but I think I was happiest around age 30. I was mature enough to know what I wanted to all that crazy stuff with relationships went away. Now I'm in my 40's, married with a daughter and I'm very content as well.