Taj Mahal Dream: A Journey of Fulfillment
The Taj Mahal, a monument symbolizing everlasting love, has captivated hearts for centuries. Its beauty, a testament to human ingenuity, had long held a special place in mine. For many years, visiting this wonder remained a dream deferred due to my circumstances. However, as the saying goes, “when you truly desire something, the universe conspires to help you achieve it.” And so it happened. I visited there, touched the magnificent white marble, and my dream was finally a reality.
Friendship, I believe, transcends blood ties. This is certainly true for me. Blessed with a group of friends who are like brothers, I received unwavering support on my journey.
A simple “thank you” feels inadequate. I love you all dearly. First, there’s Prajith chettayi, my elder brother by heart. He remembered my dream and took the initiative to visit me. More importantly, he meticulously planned the entire trip, creating a detailed route map that made my dream a tangible possibility.
More importantly, my wings, lifting me towards my goal. Yes, I would like to call them like that. Najah, Arun, and Richu were the “strong hands,” who supported me physically and emotionally throughout the journey. They carried me up and down the stairs of my apartment, ensuring every step towards my dream was a smooth one.
Words fail to express my gratitude for their time and unwavering support. This is the true essence of love. They accompanied me wherever I desired to go. In Delhi, they helped me out of the car for the first time, placing me in a wheelchair for a closer look at the majestic Qutub Minar. This experience, of venturing beyond the confines of a vehicle, was truly transformative.
Confined to a wheelchair, my world was often limited to the four walls of my home. Even on rare outings, my view of the world was restricted to car windows. But thanks to my little brothers, I experienced the joy of being outside. The very next day, we reached the Taj Mahal, the culmination of my lifelong dream. Entering the monument, despite the kilometer-long distance, they ensured my comfort by carrying my wheelchair.
They helped me savor every corner of this magnificent landmark, creating memories that will forever remain etched in my heart. My love and gratitude to them know no bounds.
Everyone must remember that even a small act of support can have a profound impact on someone’s life. If you can’t directly assist someone with limited mobility, don’t discourage them from pursuing their dreams.
