You will never be able to escape from your heart. So it's better to listen to what it has to say

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The biggest torture one can do to himself is not to listen to his heart.


You must be wondering what I am talking about.A human heart is never wrong.It can see feel sense things which your head cannot.Head makes all deciions based onpast experiences and others opinion in similar circumstances.But heart knows what it wants.When you listen to your heart your soul gets liberated.Still you dont believe me right?

Ok ..remember the last time you got stressed.It may be just yesterday or the day before or may be last week.But you got very stressed.Reason.Your heart and head were at war.You heart wanted something but your head thought it was not "right".Result..Stress...So much stress.May be you got used to not listening to yuur heart and you thought stress is part of your life

When was the last time you did something nice.Something that made you happy.Probably spent some quality time with your partner or watched  sunset or smelled some fresh flowers.When was the time you just let yourself go to music and danced as if no one is watching?When was the last time you spoke to your parents and made them feel special?

This might be waste to time to you now,but rememeber these small things make your life.Listen more to your heart.You will never be able to escape from your heart. So it's better to listen to what it has to say

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