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Little things MATTER

Isn't it kind of absurd that people think playing sports is more of a time waste than it is a blessing? Yeah, sports are one of those many little things that makes a person happy, gets a smile on the person that is definitely worth a million and also, it brings the mind and body at peace.
The same old, "Don't play else you will do bad in your exams" or something so confusing as, " you are thin hence you don't have to play ". It's things like these that are so annoying. Playing sports is more than just a physical exercise. It's a way of life. It helps in developing so many characteristics in a person. It helps in team spirit, mental and physical discipline, peace of mind and problem solving skills. There's a famous saying " leave a man alone in the ground and that is when you'll see how their behaviour is "
I had the same old monotonous life growing up. I was never into much of sports and physical activities. But then, around 6 years back, I found eternal bliss. I found out that there's more to life than just four walls of your room which have no meaning whatsoever. I was introduced to this ecstatic sport of basketball. Basketball has transformed my life. It's helped me in so many ways like understanding a person, teamwork, and the best of all, peace. The amount of joy I get while playing the sport I love, it's immeasurable. Eventually things will fade, priorities will change, even passions will change .. but one thing that will thing always  remain constant, the one thing which will always be there no matter what is my love for Basketball. Everyone will obviously study, pass out, do well and everything.. But at the end, it's only these small pleasures of life they'll miss.
I don't want to have those moments where I introspect and then realise that I haven't enjoyed my life. I have. And basketball will always be the ONE THING which I would never stop. Find the passion in you, play , not to win , not for the sake of playing but for the mere fact that the sport will bring the widest smile on your face.
Play for the love of the sport and never stop.

~ Mukund Dalmia. 

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