How Good Are Your Relationships?

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We human beings form several relationships in our lifetime. The earliest and most important relationship is with our parents, grandparents and siblings. Then there comes the relationship with our classmates, teachers, and friends. As we grow older, we form relationships with our spouse and children and so on and on. However, in all of these relationships, there runs the basic element of love, understanding and caring. Relationships cannot be built in a vacuum. Sharing our joys and sorrows, our trials and tribulations, our accomplishments and success with all of the important people in our lives, can be one of the most meaningful and rewarding aspect of a good relationship. To sustain and strengthen a happy relationship between individuals, the relationship has got to be mutually beneficial and pleasurable. This basic essential in all relationships, depends on one’s “inner “self and is manifested by one’s behavior. It is through this “core” self, that a person’s character, principles and beliefs are manifested. This would require us to inter-act lovingly and appropriately while maintaining all our relationships. Deep, lasting relationships can only thrive by keeping this critical principle in mind. So folks, how good are your relationships? Can you honestly assert that you are mindful of cherishing your relationships for a lifetime? IMAGE: Courtesy of Pixabay