Family welfare on "Give respect & Take respect" philosophy!!

what r your thoughts on the above diagram showing " Family welfare and happiness" look at this right from the Foundation- what you like in this and what you think can be improved upon and made better! Communication between hysband and wife is the Key! True but sometimes, you will face situations ( either at office or at home) when others remain adamant that Communication however much you try may not happen- you will face such situations in life! Then in that case coming down from your Ego position( u may not even consciously know) alone can solve - there is a subtle *" trade-off"* position between *long term peace & welfare vs Short term wins*. One should be mindful of that situations - in future you may encounter such issues that can arise in your life any time- Valmiki in Ramayana advises reg such Ego positions and both Husband & Wife must exercise caution and resolve thro show of love & affection like that of a father & mother to each other i.e husband must take care of his wife putting himself in the shoes of her father & mother and wife must also respond by putting herself in the shoes of husband's father & mother and respond.This is Valmiki's psychology!

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