Diwali wishes to my Indian Friends..

Today is Diwali or Deepavali, "the festival of lights"the largest and brightest Hindu festival.
Meanwhile, i am enjoying this raining day, a peaceful day, off from all stressful office work, enjoying a quality time in front of my computer with a cup of Indian Masala tea, and jotting  down some thought which  came to my mind. yesterday a colleague post an emotional status in Face book, :''This is first Diwali away from home and feeling emotional''.
I came to India in year 2000, left everything i have in Tibet and started a new journey with a new resolution, life is ups and downs but if we have a strong heart , nothing can defeat us and our dream can come true, with my strong commitment, i completed my dream, a dream  to be an educated woman, an independent woman. i have more dream left to complete,to empower more people around me to be strong inside and keep dreaming, remember, tomorrow is  always a better day.
i notice, Indian youth around me, so fragile inside, maybe they all are pampered by their parents and getting used to depending everything on their parents, so when they left alone,tiny challenge bring a big negative impact in their life.
According to WHO:"India accounted for the highest estimated number of suicides in the world in 2012,WHO report published in Thursday which found that one person commits suicide every 40 seconds globally".
my wishes to all my Indian friends on this Diwali: "Be strong inside and be positive, everything will be fine in your life, keep smiling and dream big".
Tenzin namchoe

with beautiful colleagues on "Ethnic day"..Amazon India.





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