This emotional Story of my Platinum member made me realize this....

22 Feb 2025 · 1 min

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In this YouTube video, Paridhi Dhingra recounts a harrowing personal story shared by a Platinum member who attempted to drive her two daughters up a hill to commit suicide. As the mother prepared to go, her five‑year‑old asked where they were going, and the mother replied they were going to God; the child protested, prompting the mother to brake. The older eight‑year‑old then showed her mother a video playing on Paridhi’s phone – a video created by Paridhi herself. The child recognized the content, watched four of Paridhi’s videos, and decided to turn the car around and return home. Six months later, the mother reports that while her circumstances remain challenging, her emotional state has dramatically improved. Paridhi reflects on how this unexpected, life‑saving impact of her content underscores the importance of continuing to create material that can make a difference, even when the reach is unknown.

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And she was driving up towards a hill, and she had decided to commit suicide with her two daughters. In that moment, her five-year-old daughter asked her, "Mama, where are we going?" And she said, "Betta, we are going to God." And her daughter said, "No, Mama, I don't want to go to God." So she braked the car. She stopped over there, and her eight-year-old daughter, who's the elder one, showed her the mobile, and some video was playing on it. She tells me in the orientation, that was your video. She said, staying there, I saw 4 of your videos and I decided to go back home. She took a reverse. She went back home. She started practicing on herself. Today, she told me after 6 months, situations are not drastically different, but emotionally she's a very different person. But when she said that, I was choked and I was asking myself, what if I had not created that video? Which that little girl saw and showed to her mom. And suddenly I realized something beautiful. I realized, keep making a difference. You don't know where it is making a difference.