May 19, 2021
New York City, New York May 19, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - Mother's Day is the one day where every child across the globe gets together to honor and give gratitude to their Mother. Artist Aryaan Arora opened up about how he regrets not being able to spare time to be with his mother on that very day. Arora stated that although he has enough free time on his hands to be with his friends, he did not wish his Mother on the occasion. This instance made him realize that he is struggling with controlling his greed and desire for more success.
After speaking with Arora, he began to open about his battle with Need vs. Greed. Although he has been brought up by his mother, understanding the importance of balance and compassion in life, he has been unable to have power over his greed. Recently, he has been spending all his time on his career and with his school friends, despite the fact that his mother and sister are stuck in India amidst the COVID-19 crisis in the country. The Artist confirmed that his mother had sacrificed too much for him and he regrets not giving her enough credit for that.
Aryaan began to speak up about how he has begun to love and prioritize fame, money and power, over his mother. This is after his mother has given him everything to secure him both financially and emotionally. The actor confessed that he had grown up watching his mother go the extra mile to give his sister and his love and happiness, but he has not done the same in return yet. He confirmed that he is currently battling with overcoming his greed and the journey has been difficult so far.
The Actor opened up about how there is a significant difference between the culture in the East and the West. He claimed that the West gives you an environment to grow into a selfish, detached, unloving, and irresponsible individual, which is who he has now become. Aryaan Arora ended by stating that he wishes to become more compassionate and less greedy in the coming future so he can win this difficult battle.
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