This journey made me
steady, confident and optimistic towards my life. I observed people from
different walks of society, learnt and shared their experiences, which
ultimately enriched my life in many ways. Through my internship programme I
explored my own potential and efficiency. The Award Programme taught me how to
make decisions, guided me to choose between good and bad, and also helped to
make good friends whom I can trust with my life. Working as an intern made me
more confident and sincere towards my life. Actually it shaped my life. I am
truly grateful to this Programme. It changed my life entirely. I have forged so
many good memories that I will cherish throughout my life, leaving the negative
ones.
During my Silver Award journey my experience with Narendrapur Ramakrishna
Mission for Blind Boys was extraordinary. In Susunia hills, Bankura, I
volunteered with them during the activities of our Adventurous Journey and was
surprised to see their special abilities. They were fearless in their tasks,
which we could not have done even though we have all the right abilities. This
not only astonished me but also motivated me a lot. With all the senses we are
often disabled, but they are not. Because seeing makes us more sensible and
agile and also nervous but they were fantastic by not seeing anything, just
feeling everything. It was a marvellous and unique experience for me and also
for my fellow Awardees. In this way I learnt and I am still learning. My
learning will continue with me as long as I live. And I believe that would be
the ultimate tribute towards the IAYP and that is what I learnt all these
years, that “we must
never give up on ourselves”.
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