10 Lessons I Learned the Hard Way from My Mom

Mother's Day is coming, maybe you look back on all suggestions (active or not) and guidance mother gives to you.

Here I would like to share some lessons my mother tried to show me in her own special way. When I was young, many of them confused me and made me angry. But today, I recognize the value of these little gems more than ever in forming who I am and the woman I'm trying to do. I can laugh this now, but they were not that fun at that time then. I urge you to react to myself, but do not speak it out loud. I am convinced that every mother in some way will say at least one or two of these statements, but these ten are the most common of my family.

My mother likes to remind me that I am not a friend of mine (I often add), please pay attention to your manners.

She may save me from blindness: "If you are sitting near TV, you will be blind."

All my positive qualities are miraculously come from her. But the great people are not my father's courtesy.

She told me that things will always get worse: "Do not cry anymore, I will give you something to make you cry."

She was the first person who planted the idea of ​​"seeing but not touching" to me. "When you go to the store, please do not touch it."

Mothers must have good listening skills.

10. Finally, she always reminds me where I came from: "I will take you to the world, I can take you out."

Apart from all stupidity and strong affection, I do not have enough time or space to thank my mother for all that I have done for myself. The most important thing she said was that she set an example. The most precious lesson that has bothered me for years has been that you can do anything as long as you are willing to work hard. Even if I give you "look" (you know it), I admire that she is kind and balanced forever.

Mother, you are beautiful to your symbolic wine lipstick and stubborn gray roots. I can only hope to imitate your confidence, belief, and strength in your journey. Mother's Day Congratulations!

In my life, I learned various courses. Most of the courses I have learned come from people who came to me from the beginning, my mother. I am jealous of the quality of my mother. I did not explain her admiration for words, but I will try it. I do not mean that she is my mother. I said so because this is true. Like most of us, my mother has finished "boy's troubles." She has experienced so much, but she will not let her stop in the past. Before she ensures her attention, she confirms that everyone else is cherished. She is the best mother, friend, and individual, she may be our five

Have you experienced someone to make you angry and make you learn lessons? My mother thought about it. I think that there was a time when her anger taught me how to become a better person if I had good guidance. I have heard many stories about the spiritual master who accuses the students by presenting their viewpoints to students as a way to teach courses and disseminate knowledge. I think that anger can be a powerful tool for wisdom if used properly. "One of my students, I call Annie who graduated from the Catholic Girls' School, is a very kind person, Ann knows about myself as a" good child "which is the product of cultural adaptation around the age of 25 not. Anger, jealousy, and sadness When she became a yoga student, these qualities seemed to be particularly unacceptable. Mother's care and family temperament attributes