GHKPM WU & daily discussion thread #115 - Page 7

But this is wrong on so many levels. She has promised vinu that she will bring patralekha back but has she thought what would happen once she did that or what would happen if she failed to fulfil her promise?

Originally posted by: nutmeg7

I am thinking of it as she is doing so because Vinu has asked her to get Patralekha back. She is only listening to Vinu

If she really wanted to give ad she can discuss with ashwini and ninad. They have many resources..but honestly sai doesn't have any right to impose her decisions on others. Does virat told her that he is missing his wife patralekha. It reminds me one of old scene post pakhi left CN. The same way she was convinced patralekha to comeback to CN by using Virat name. That is the point where P got confidence and started meddling b/n the couple without any hesitation.

Haa I guess uska repercussions aage dikh sakta hai. Virat might tell her to not meddle in his business. Blah Blah blue blue. It has a possibility of impending doom.

@Thanuj: Yeah. She could have discussed with NinAsh.

Originally posted by: Transference

Hi everyone, This perhaps comes late!

One of the most beautiful scenes, which I didn't talk about enough, was Virat madly trying to scorch the ‘Gathbandhan’ of Saiya and Satya, dousing it with water.

It was incredibly poignant and in striking contrast to what happened at Sairat's wedding. Isn't it sad that women can stand in one corner and watch men take charge of their lives?

Patralekha watched from a distance while Virat barged in, given the same situation.

I have much to say about Patralekha, but I shall park that here. I want to focus on Saiya.

The analogy between fire and water was so beautiful. Fire and water are two opposing elements often used as metaphors for the tumultuous nature of love and healing. Love can be passionate, fiery, and intense, but it can also be destructive and overwhelming, leaving us feeling burnt and depleted. Recovery, on the other hand, is often associated with the calming, purifying properties of water, which can help to soothe our emotions and restore our sense of balance and harmony.

I am waiting for the fire to be kindled between Satya and Sai post their healing phase.

In relationships, it is crucial to find a balance between these two elements. While passion and intensity can be thrilling and exciting, it is also essential to have a foundation of trust, respect, and empathy to build a healthy, sustainable partnership. When a desire for control or dominance fuels love, it can quickly become a destructive force, causing pain and harm to both parties, which has happened with Virat.

Healing, on the other hand, requires a different approach. It involves letting go of past hurts and embracing a sense of forgiveness and compassion, both for ourselves and for others. This can be a challenging process, but it is essential for our emotional well-being and personal growth.

Ultimately, the key to finding balance in love and healing is to approach both with openness, honesty, and a willingness to learn and grow. By embracing the calming, purifying properties of water and the passion and intensity of the fire, we can create relationships that are both healing and transformative, helping us to become the best version of ourselves.

Sai has been burnt by an unruly 🔥. It's time for her to heal with water. Then only, she could light a new heart which illuminates and glows and not burns her.

I want to add:

In context of Virat and Satya in the gathbandhan scene, let's say Virat is the fire, Satya is the water. Virat tried to burn the gathbandhan. Satya saved it by splashing water on it.

Fire is indeed destructive but can't forget that water can be destructive too. So if Virat does whatever to create hurdles or hindrances in SaiYa's relationship or try to harm Sai in any way, i guess the destructive side of the water might very well emerge.

To Sai, Satya will be the water that has calming and healing properties, but to Virat, he can be the water that will destroy him, because Satya will fight for his relationship. Him trying to save his gathbandhan from burning has already been indicative of that.

But yeah, both Sai and Satya should be doing that. Right now they're still very much lost in the thoughts of their respective exes. They're clearly not fully over their exes. But once they're over them, they ought to work as a team to keep their relationship strong and safe from any outward threats or disturbances.

Mujhe yeh wala dance chahiye …

https://youtu.be/MmCahuYs8zM

I really like sai's new mangalsutra. Its traditional and Sai carries it off well with her long slender neck.... her blue saree, the mangalsutra, the little bindi green bangles. Mehendi amd MS make her look like a new bride for sure!

Mehendi color was nice and dark. ♥️

And the halter blouses really accentuate her long slender arms. Uff.

She carries off saree so beautifully!

Originally posted by: Transference

Hi everyone, This perhaps comes late!

One of the most beautiful scenes, which I didn't talk about enough, was Virat madly trying to scorch the ‘Gathbandhan’ of Saiya and Satya, dousing it with water.

It was incredibly poignant and in striking contrast to what happened at Sairat's wedding. Isn't it sad that women can stand in one corner and watch men take charge of their lives?

Patralekha watched from a distance while Virat barged in, given the same situation.

I have much to say about Patralekha, but I shall park that here. I want to focus on Saiya.

The analogy between fire and water was so beautiful. Fire and water are two opposing elements often used as metaphors for the tumultuous nature of love and healing. Love can be passionate, fiery, and intense, but it can also be destructive and overwhelming, leaving us feeling burnt and depleted. Recovery, on the other hand, is often associated with the calming, purifying properties of water, which can help to soothe our emotions and restore our sense of balance and harmony.

I am waiting for the fire to be kindled between Satya and Sai post their healing phase.

In relationships, it is crucial to find a balance between these two elements. While passion and intensity can be thrilling and exciting, it is also essential to have a foundation of trust, respect, and empathy to build a healthy, sustainable partnership. When a desire for control or dominance fuels love, it can quickly become a destructive force, causing pain and harm to both parties, which has happened with Virat.

Healing, on the other hand, requires a different approach. It involves letting go of past hurts and embracing a sense of forgiveness and compassion, both for ourselves and for others. This can be a challenging process, but it is essential for our emotional well-being and personal growth.

Ultimately, the key to finding balance in love and healing is to approach both with openness, honesty, and a willingness to learn and grow. By embracing the calming, purifying properties of water and the passion and intensity of the fire, we can create relationships that are both healing and transformative, helping us to become the best version of ourselves.

Sai has been burnt by an unruly 🔥. It's time for her to heal with water. Then only, she could light a new heart which illuminates and glows and not burns her.

Wow wow this is such a beautifully explained of

Significant moments of SaiYa wedding

You are soo right about Fire and water

When I saw that scene I remembered quotes Taylor Swift lyrics of song DAYLIGHT

I once believed love would be (Burning red)

But it's golden

Like daylight, like daylight

Like daylight, daylight

This toxic definition of Love and relationship people hold of love being this buring fire is soo wrong

It should be hopeful, it invites healing, and most of all it should feel safe

Originally posted by: Lostin90s

But this is wrong on so many levels. She has promised vinu that she will bring patralekha back but has she thought what would happen once she did that or what would happen if she failed to fulfil her promise?

Yes...here sai is completely wrong...every time she is feeding more lies to him. After knowing each and every crimes p had done, and the reason why she left still sai saying that P is a good mother...i really dont know is this sai stupidity/foolishness/mahanata syndrome.

Oh yes. That even I didn’t agree. Sai said Patralekha ek achchi maa hai. 🤪

I imagined them dancing on Ishq Tera Tadpaave

https://twitter.com/In_inaayat/status/1443089194281172996?s=20