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Essay on Christmas by Aritra Rai, Seth Anandram Jaipuria School, India

 

Christmas

Christmas tells us that good always triumphs over evil.

This festival brings empathy and compassion in people, it  makes them feel that this is the time they should start bringing positive changes in themselves.

Sounds of the merry bells and the excitement that is caused in the children is mesmerizing.

The most valuable teaching that Jesus Christ gave us was to give gifts to each other, and think about each other with love.

Giving gifts to each other on Christmas doesn't mean that we have to give them things, just  treat people with kindness, patience and honesty that will also be a great gift to them.

 

Aritra Rai

Seth Anandram Jaipuria School

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