Dvijaa' derives from the Sanskrit term meaning "twice-born." Traditionally, it was associated with men undergoing the sacred 'thread ceremony' as a rite of passage into formal education.
However, upon reflection, every married woman embodies the essence of 'Dvijaa' in her own unique way. She is born into her parental home and then reborn into her marital home, where she must navigate unfamiliar territories and adapt to new roles. This concept also extends to individuals who relocate for education, work, or marriage.
Within each of us lies the remarkable resilience of the 'twice-born.' We stride forward with confidence, having confronted the internal battles of guilt(of leaving our home) and adaptation. With each passing day, we gain wisdom and experience, emerging stronger and more enlightened.
In our endeavors, we find fulfillment and peace, knowing that we have embraced the challenges of our journey with grace and determination.
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