Once upon a time, in a castle called Eldora, there lived a beautiful princess...
This is what flashed in my mind as I walked into Eldora a year and a half back.
My new home. The drive up the winding little hillock in Hiranandani Gardens led me up to the majestic lobby and the massive wooden door.
Every room in Eldora seemed out of a dream for me. Every piece of furniture, tasteful but inexpensive, was like a gift I was eagerly waiting for. Every room was a bonus- coming from a self owned two bedroom flat, Eldora was a luxury.
But Eldora was special to me because I felt it was mine.
For the first time, inspite of being a tenant, I felt I owned every little corner, the view from the round balcony overlooking the lake, the pantry and the kitchen... just everything.
Eldora signalled for me an achievement of sorts and as I walked in every night, I felt proud. Of myself.
And then it was time to move on. Life signalled the change I always wanted. The change I had always worked towards.
Eldora was one of hardest to leave behind.
Yet suddenly, I did not feel any remorse. Any negativity. I almost heard Eldora whisper to me at nights- saying- Go on Princess, fly to your new world.
As I sip my coffee , I realise that positive change is a great propeller.
It makes us embrace the new and wave out the old, willingly and smilingly.
It makes us wonder how everything is momentous and what is enduring are relationships we believe in.
And how giving up things just means we are making way for the new.
Thank you Eldora- for giving me the wings to fly.
