I Dream of Jinnie!

We all dream of Jinnie. We wish there was somebody who could understand me, who could understand my love, who could understand my selfless emotions, who could understand my art, who could appreciate my creativity, who could read me and so on.
We all dream of that "Somebody" in our lives.
Dated 16th May'09 team of Aasra visited Prithvi, Juhu to see a play called "The Day I Met the Prince". I appreciate the actors for their presention skills and ofcource the team for their fruitful efforts of passing a wonderful message to its audience.
The play starts with a small little gal expressing her learning from nature in the form of pictures. The girl loves to draw but her pictures fail to express its clarity and hence, they are not appreciated and always laughed upon by her elders and teacher as well. Poor little girl feels rejected. She feels there is no one on the earth who can understand her and her drawings. She decides to get vanished from earth and go away from the ruthless world.
She reaches a top of a tower where she is crying to herself before she die. But, while she was on the top of the building making up her mind to end her life she meet a Prince. The prince has come from a different planet in search of a solution to his Worry. The prince is worried and distressed. The prince says, I have grown a beautiful rose on my planet and I have nurtured my rose with all my love and affection and it is the beautiful creation on my planet. But, the problem is I also have a Goat. Now, my worry is, How do I protect my Rose from being eaten up by the Goat. The girl suggests, why don't you tie the goat or you fence the Rose. But the Prince is not happy with any of the solutions the girl offered. He wants to see the Rose and the Goat free in nature. So, in order to find remedy to their problem they visit the expertise on earth. They visit the Geogropher and the Scientist in search of solution. But to their dissappointment none of them could offer a convincing solution.
The prince is disstressed and out of disppointment he plea the audience for solution. We suggested,
1. Offer another rose to the goat so he wont eat your Rose.
2. Eat the Goat so there is no goat to eat the rose.
3. Grow more roses.
But, the prince is not happy with any of the solutions. Finally the Gardner says to the prince "My child you do not have to worry for the Rose. Coz, the rose has got thorns to protect himself" and then the prince realise that worry was never a worry, it never existed. And he happily goes back to his planet with a light heart and an enlightment.
Like the prince we all worry about all the things in our life. We must understand that God is a thoughtful creater. All our worries are already been taken care of by him. We only need to have patience to understand him.
So guys unlike the prince we need not worry about the issues in our lives and distress ourselves. But yes we will definately make efforts to fix the problem and the rest will be left in peace for it to be resolved on its right predecided time.
The Jinnie of our life is all around we only need to keep our eyes and ears wide open to trace him!