Janani Namostuthe

Ongoing M

Summary: This is in remembrance of all those who perished in the Indian Ocean Tsunami, on 26 December 2004 and to all those who are sustaining with those memories - dedicating this to the spirit of life!
Anniversaries remind survivors not only of the loss of their loved ones - but also of the horrific seconds, minutes, and hours during the day and days following the tsunami, who are drawn into the drama of life and survival.---- and it suddenly becomes real. It is a story of real people. Real challenges. Real horror. Real loss. And real survival!!
" A strong desire used to fill her inner self, to take the entire ocean into her two hands to kiss it to feel as if she was planting a kiss on her child's tender cheeks with a burst of pure motherly warmth! She knew that her kid was there in every drop of the ocean, that's why she wanted to hug the entire water body with her tiny hands"--- Author's Note: ( Banner Credit: BitterBerry )
Rating:M
Trigger Warning: Death of a child in natural calamity.
"Sadly missed along life's way, quietly remembered every day! No longer in my life to share, but in my heart, you are always there !" (Janani.)
Janubai of this story represents a mother with unfathomable love for her children, an embodiment of motherhood and Kittu, the life transformer, who probably takes another form and comes back to life in the future, like the little Krishna, who floats on a Banyan leaf during the deluge and devastation (Yugaant), survives and reincarnates from time to time!