Mridula Garg released Shruti Sonal's "In which language do I remember you?" We see that a good writer's speech contains many philosophical statements that he or she unknowingly makes. Mridula Ji gave an address at the event, and here I am highlighting some of her statements that make one to think upon.
• Grief is more enduring than love.
• Memory has no language.
• After all, what is
life but memories?
• When you love
someone, that shows you’re a good person. Also, you empathize with others.
• In grief and in
love, you’re alone. And when you’re alone, you connect with yourself more deeply.
• Writing helps you conquer
your grief.
• Grief is something that remains with you forever.
• Memory is a very treacherous thing; it doesn’t leave you anywhere. It is like everything passes, but nothing passes.
• Grief encompasses
all the things, including pleasant moments and horror moments as well.
• Motherhood is not only about caring for children but also about caring for everything.
This event of book launch was conducted on 29-02-24.
Mridula Garg is an Indian writer who writes in Hindi and English languages. She is a recipient of the Sahitya Akademi Award.
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