Life is Unpredictable - Cherish Every Moment

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We often make plans - vacations, celebrations, careers, dreams for the future - believing we have time. But life is fragile, and its course is never guaranteed. The truth is, none of us know when or how our journey might end.

You could be heading out on a vacation, excited for a peaceful break, unaware that tragedy may strike in the form of a terrorist attack.

You might attend an IPL celebration with friends, simply hoping for a joyful day, never imagining a stampede caused by unexpected panic could claim lives.

You may be flying abroad for work, to visit loved ones, or to return home - and suddenly face the unimaginable: a flight crash.

Perhaps you’re studying medical science, pursuing a better future, living in a high-rise hostel - when a tragic accident, like a plane crashing into a building, turns everything upside down.

These scenarios, as frightening as they are, remind us that life is not in our control. It's unpredictable. No one knows when or how their last moment will come.

So what can we do?

We can live - fully, gratefully, and compassionately.
We can appreciate the little things.
We can spend time with loved ones, chase our dreams with joy, and choose kindness every day.
And above all, we can let others live their lives freely too.

In this uncertain world, every moment is a gift.
Treasure it. Live it. Share it.

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